Sentence examples for so to blame from inspiring English sources

Yet Brazil scored 15 goals in five games, including two in the fateful defeat to Italy, so to blame any segment of their attack is to embrace a most perverse logic.

The Jabulani meets FIFA regulations, so to blame Adidas for the ball would be like blaming a French Press from making too delicious coffee: that's what it's designed to do!

So, to blame, scapegoat that population has been a political tool that has been used by the Republicans now for eight years running.

It is much, much harder to conceive of the fact that we are equally, if not more so to blame for the likely demise of these precious primates.

It is so easy to blame the people in the thick of unprecedented disaster!

And feeling rootless himself, he's not so quick to blame a kid for running away to find himself.

Stephanie Coontz, author of "A Strange Stirring," says at the beginning of the discussion, "It's so easy to blame your partner, or your employer, for not doing enough.

"There are so many to blame," she said.

Everyone is so quick to blame and use judgement.

It's so easy to blame someone else for our problems.

"So 'you're to blame' I guess is the message here," Ryan said.