Sentence examples for somehow to blame from inspiring English sources

Was I somehow to blame?

Was Warhol somehow to blame?

She appears to believe I am somehow to blame.

The victims, even when they are children, are often held somehow to blame.

What was her mother thinking?" — as if her mother were somehow to blame for this heinous crime.

It is habitual to bemoan the rise of the celebrity biography, as if it is somehow to blame.

Perhaps, children, you're wondering if you were somehow partly to blame.

"There's this sense that, if someone doesn't have work they must somehow be to blame".

Underlying the reactions have been crusty attitudes that if an older man behaves inappropriately to a young woman, the woman must somehow be to blame.

"Population fatness is an environmental problem," Mr. Edwards said, "But someone who has a B.M.I. over 30 is not somehow more to blame for global warming".

Attributing successes to children's positive personal traits, the researchers speculated, likewise made the children attribute failures to their personal shortcomings; if they couldn't do it, they must somehow be to blame.