Sentence examples for suitable scapegoats from inspiring English sources

But while the owners will ultimately bear the cost of any dip in share price, they are not suitable scapegoats.

We debate which nutrient or ingredient is the most suitable scapegoat.

Falstaff, a suitable butt for their cleverness, is a scapegoat figure who must be publicly humiliated as a way of transferring onto him the human frailties that Windsor society wishes to expunge.

They appear to lack suitable terms – instead of society, they use Volk; instead of talking about social inequality, they scapegoat those who are allegedly workshy, or foreigners who want to live on what we've worked hard for; politics' permanent genuflection to the demands of the business lobby is reduced to complaining about outside regulation by Brussels, etc, etc.

Kicking scapegoats is fun.

Some are seeking scapegoats.

They become convenient scapegoats.

She offers scapegoats.

A herding of scapegoats?

Politicians need scapegoats.

England loves her scapegoats.