Sentence examples for too is to blame from inspiring English sources

He, too, is to blame.

And so, even though people can be unfair, he, too, is to blame for the negative myth.

For this complacency and obliviousness they too are to blame.

I ate tuna, so apparently I, too, was to blame.

Camden's municipal lawyers complained halfheartedly that the state, too, was to blame for the city's ills.

Constantly seeing powerful locomotives and precise signalling mechanisms, listening to the roar from the engines of heavy freight trains, the switchman felt that his reason had triumphed, as if he, too, were to blame for all this universal technological power and its charm.

And people on the left, too, are to blame.

A number of the Adderall critics say I, too, am to blame because I prescribe these medicines to children.

He is closing his flagship Kolonaki store in January and he, too, knows who is to blame.

Too much information is to blame.

Cricket cannibalism is to blame, too, she says.