Sentence examples for virtually blame from inspiring English sources

They also had one other thing in common: In each case, there were endless and predictable efforts to dig up any and every bit of damaging information about their history or lifestyle to in effect virtually blame them for their own unjustified killing.

Capello has given every indication that Green is reprieved, even to the extent that he is now virtually blaming the ball for Saturday's calamity.

The singer comforts her for an age until the ambulance arrives, and for an hour afterwards is virtually inconsolable, blaming himself.

And so, almost exactly three years after the meltdown of the stock market in 2008, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, the man who may well be our next president, saw fit to blame virtually the entire business slump on Dodd-Frank – it "kills the economy", he intoned.

Washington politicians now blame virtually every hack attack on Russia based on Russian IP addresses that experienced hackers will tell you have little meaning.

It has since become clear that the virus is to blame for virtually all cases of this cancer.

The Autry National Center of the American West in Los Angeles has withdrawn its $175 million plan to expand its museum complex in Griffith Park, blaming "virtually endless official delays" and threatened litigation.

In some black neighborhoods, there was virtually a blame-the-victim air, Mr. Paterson said.

On occasion, Mr. Schlosser undermines the substantive points he wants to make by seeming eager to blame that industry for virtually every contemporary ill.

The events provided another example of how fragile relations between Afghans and Americans have become, and how ready Afghans angered over civilian casualties are to blame American forces in virtually any circumstance.

Barack Obama isn't around to blame anymore, and Democrats wield virtually no power in Washington.