Sentence examples for the same blame from inspiring English sources

But in the final analysis both end up tacitly playing the same blame game.

The same blame has been applied to women in nearly every situation in which they are attacked by men, as a way of not blaming men.

We have already heard the same blame game this year, with many pointing to the "unavoidable" or "ill-timed" financial crisis as the cause of our electoral drubbing.

As one of the first people to be blamed for 9/11 by a politician, I have some thoughts on the implications of Donald Trump playing the same blame game to fuel his presidential ambitions.

New York's Democrats are being hurt by the same blame that Democrats are now dealing with around the country: the economy is still flat and unemployment hasn't gone down.

This approach has the same blame-shifting, mud-slinging potential as the debacle at Lloyd's in the 1990s.

I also see the same old tire-industry culture that perpetuates low technology, the same blame-the-consumer attitude, the same penny-pinching prorated tire replacement policies.

Amid the chaos, the backers of House Bill 1355 defended its role, pointing out that the maximum number of early voting hours remained the same, blaming problems at the polls on unpreparedness and denying that long lines served to suppress votes.

"It's the same old blame game and it doesn't concern me.

After Hillsborough, the South Yorkshire police did the same, to blame the innocent victims of the disaster.

Kate Francis, Bristol If the multi-millionaire Lord Freud believes that it is the existence of food banks for the poor that has led to an upsurge in demand for them, he must, by the same token, blame the famine in Ethiopia during the 1980s on Bob Geldof.