Sentence examples for total blame from inspiring English sources
This account of how dark forces infected the family of an Austrian customs inspector, Alois Schicklgruber, later Hitler, and his son Adolf, points to the impossibility of attributing total blame for the most barbaric acts to any one individual.
Indeed, it is remarkable that very few American adults assign total blame to either side, even when it comes to the partisans in our sample.
Many customers are rude: they talk on their cellphones in front of the clerks trying to wait on them, toss money or credit cards onto the counter rather than putting it into the clerk's hand, speak to the clerk as if he or she is a total idiot, blame the store's staff for product problems, and then react nastily when the clerk can't solve their problem.
On Tuesday, following a speech to the Union League Club, Johnson called this year's homicide totals "unacceptable," blaming what he called a "a small subsection of citizens" for the violence.
Or go out, act with total impunity, and blame it on the time of the month.
The specialist publisher of PlayStation 2, Xbox and Total Film magazines blamed its ills on "newsstand weakness" in Britain and France, combined with extra spending on new products.
His compatriot Novak Djokovic said the sanction was a "total injustice" and blamed the "negligence" of the doping control officer (DCO).
Twenty-six percent of those 12percentt ― or about 3percentt of total respondents ― blamed Kaepernick, meaning the number of people who tuned out over his protests was in fact fairly small.
The newly added economists, 18 in total, are partly to blame; they are highly followed on Twitter and are predominantly male.
"Words like blame imply total fault there are often more factors involved," says Savage.
