Sentence examples for was inclined to blame from inspiring English sources

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"Altitude" was Jonas's instant diagnosis, although I was inclined to blame the sun as well.

Fuld's compassion — he'd amassed only three hits in a span of fifty attempts — was beginning to worry his agent, Jim Munsey, who was inclined to blame the video technology that had first bolstered his client's allure.

Finally, it should be noted in this context that Mr Desmond was inclined to blame the PCC for failing to give his paper guidance rather than accept that his editor should accept at least some responsibility.

By the nineteen-fifties, he had a certain sympathy for McCarthyism and was inclined to blame Eleanor Roosevelt and the "gruesome gang of dogooders" she sponsored for the Soviet Union's status as a world power.

At first, the Foodcommander was inclined to blame its frequent utterance to remnants of a puritan society where bodily pleasures such as the consumption of celebratory food are deeply associated with guilt.

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Many development experts have been inclined to blame political pathologies.

In football, especially in Super Bowls, we're inclined to blame the players.

Polls show that large majorities of Americans are inclined to blame Republicans if the country goes off the "fiscal cliff".

McClain, who became a union leader at his plant, is inclined to blame corporate management for what happened in Flint.

I would be inclined to blame the fate of Carrefour workers on their senior management, who have run the company badly.My point is political.

Hysteria's symptoms included chronic anxiety, irritability and abdominal heaviness, and early medical explanations were inclined to blame some or other fault in the uterus.

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