Sentence examples for sweeping blame from inspiring English sources

Obama has generally avoided the term "radical Islam" to avoid placing sweeping blame on a religion practiced by 1.6 billion people, or fraying relationships with Islamic countries that are key Mideast allies. .

Media reports that make sweeping statements blaming callous and uncaring NHS staff risk damaging their sense of wellbeing and value.

But the behavior of the Americans in the Philippines following Laude's death is not uncharacteristic of the response that these crimes receive at home: blaming the victim, sweeping her death under the rug, and resisting accountability.

Fast-spreading norovirus is often to blame for similar symptoms sweeping closed quarters such as those on cruise ships.

The centre's directors, who rejected those charges, and instead blamed the closure on sweeping cuts to the arts – the result of Spain's ongoing financial crisis.

In 1993 and 1994, Bill Clinton's administration pushed through two significant gun-control measures, including a ban on assault weapons, sparking an N.R.A.-led backlash that some Democratic leaders blamed for the Republicans' sweeping victory in the 1994 midterm elections.

However, the soldiers – who have been blamed for a cholera epidemic sweeping the country – were keeping a low profile.

Martin Collins, of the Traveller and Roma centre Pavee Point, says he blames a kind of "hysteria" sweeping the continent since the Greece case.

He told the BBC the situation was a "concern" and blamed the government's austerity cuts "sweeping the country".

I would later become psychotic in my early thirties, believing that I was going to be blamed for a series of murders sweeping across the nation.

It comes two days after a two-year inquest into the disaster determined that the 96 victims were unlawfully killed, sweeping aside years of claims that Liverpool fans were to blame.