Sentence examples for targets of blame from inspiring English sources

But that leads to two very different targets of blame, and two different sets of politics," says New Yorker staff writer George Packer.

Other targets of blame include the NFL, football team owners and city leaders.

On the even of the marches, al-Maliki urged people to skip the rally, which he alleged was organized by Saddamists and al-Qaida -- two of his favorite targets of blame for an array of Iraq's ills.

Women in these contexts are also easy targets of blame, with men for the most part being allowed to escape accountability for their actions.

Now, the alibi has been removed, the target of blame is gone.

It's validating that certain people are a target of blame, that certain groups are the other, the them.

It is also the target of blame and fury by many sick and/or disabled people suffering at the hands of an inhumane system.

For their part, the Chinese watch with growing alarm as their country has become a frequent target of blame for the weakness in the American job market.

But the codes began to falter as financing from the government and international agencies dried up, cooperation among criminal justice agencies frayed, and the codes became an easy target of blame by officials resistant to the more stringent human rights standards.

Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield has been treated as a "target of blame", a jury has heard.

People look to you for results, inspiration and guidance, but you are also the target of blame and complaints.