Sentence examples for temptation to blame from inspiring English sources

The temptation to blame the corps is strong.

He resisted the temptation to blame the troubles on poverty or the cuts.

The more George Bush flounders in Iraq, the greater his temptation to blame Iran.

This complex misfortune heightens the temptation to blame federal agencies for local problems, says McKinley.

"There is always the temptation to blame the youngsters and criticise them; sometimes it is not right," he said.

The temptation to blame China for "stealing" American jobs can only grow if U.S. unemployment remains in double digits.

As we see the violence - in Iraq, Palestine, Lebanon - for which we bear a measure of responsibility, there is a temptation, perhaps, to blame it all on "Islam".

The temptation is to blame life inside the Beltway.

The easy temptation is to blame the lack of progress on the unimaginative bureaucrats who run it, or on shortsighted unions.

The initial temptation is to blame the ground and say that West Ham United were sorely mistaken when they decided to leave Upton Park.

The temptation is to blame lack of leadership, technological advance, or global competition.