Sentence examples for think to blame from inspiring English sources

"I think to blame the C.D.C. directly may be unfounded, because the science is changing," he said.

The ideas have always come fairly easily, and when they don't for a while I don't think to blame the people around me". Strange, I say – and eminently useful – for a comedian not to be plagued by neediness or doubt.

It's too easy, I think, to blame that shift on the this idea that it's only now, supposedly, that everyone wants to be a DJ.

But there was someone else he thought to blame.

The young idealist, already a member of the Communist Youth League, grieved deeply, but never thought to blame the government.

I've blamed myself for not practicing my putting more (certainly a factor), but I never thought to blame my putter.

If you never thought to blame all straight white men for the crimes of Ted Bundy, then don't blame all Arabic or Muslim men for the crimes of a guy named Farook.

I suppose it could leave you cursing someone or something you think is to blame.

So if Moody's doesn't think the executives who ran the company were responsible for its collapse in reputation and contribution to the multitrillion-dollar financial crisis, who do they think is to blame?

Who do you think is to blame?

Where Murray is profoundly wrong, I think, is to blame liberal social policies for the pathologies he examines.