Sentence examples for the blame of from inspiring English sources

Daddy got cross; I got the blame of course.

I think they can all equally share the blame of forgetting how to defend".

By extension, a scapegoat has come to mean any group or individual that innocently bears the blame of others.

It apportions some of the blame of media misinformation to increased competition between universities and the need for self-promotion.

"To put the blame of this situation on renewable energy is fatuous at best and downright misleading at worst.

In fact it's hard to pin the blame of the Knicks' failure on Anthony's back, especially when some of his teammates performed poorly.

Fifty Care Quality Commission inspectors arrive in coaches to grill hospitals, inspectors themselves terrified of missing bad care and taking the blame of the old CQC regime.

Singh bowdlerises zealously to apportion the blame of partition to Nehru; but between 1940 and 1946, Jinnah sounded and behaved like a bigot.

This may be playing into the hands of the Sudanese government, however, which would be quite happy for the talks to fail as long as it escapes the blame of the international community.

To keep the government open and, more important, to avoid the blame of having it shut down, each party was contemplating giving up something it once considered precious to reach a deal.

McClellan singled out Secretary of War Edwin Stanton and his associates for the blame of his defeat.