Sentence examples for typical blame from inspiring English sources

The reaction from Bush---and, frankly, from the media pundits and still a few Democrats---is pretty typical: blame the people.

Most times, we'll never know the answer, but nonetheless, the media will play its typical blame game, oftentimes misrepresenting the situation by speculating medicine conditions that may or may not be connected to those involved.

There was none of the typical blaming of referees, or accusations of bullying tactics by the opposition.

Maher's approach more resembled typical blame-the-victim tactics: If dark-skinned, foreignish, Muslimmy types don't want to be arrested, they should not bring things that could be mistaken for bombs to school, or show them off to someone lighter-skinned and less Muslimmy, who could reasonably mistake them for bombs, since dark-skinned, foreignish, Muslimmy types are known to blow things up.

The typical blaming move is to give "negative feedback" in a judgmental, patronizing and arrogant way.

And as the typical Washington blame game goes on to address the GSA and the Secret Service; it is getting in the way of actually solving the problem.

A typical analysis blames greedy partners for crazy hours, but the irony is that the people at the top are often as unhappy and overworked as those at the bottom: it is a system that serves almost no one.

Manning, in his typical way, deflected blame from his linemen and said he was not particularly concerned about being battered again this weekend.

Charter schools aren't to blame; typical district budgeting practices are.

Finally, the increased disgust with oneself and a pledge to "reform" after being attacked was typical; the victim blamed himself.

Typical cases of blaming people will, then, often have an unsettling feature closely related to one that we noted at the beginning of this section.