Sentence examples for was ready to blame from inspiring English sources

When a U.S. Navy SEAL was killed during a military raid in Yemen in February, Trump was ready to blame "the generals".

Immediately after September 11th Americans were ready to blame Saddam Hussein: in a poll taken two days later 34% of respondents thought it "very likely" that he had been personally involved and 44% thought it "somewhat likely".

Just when you were ready to blame Copland, whose skills at prosody were not the best, the tenor Benjamin Brecher as Martin and the baritone James Demler as Top took the stage, and you heard their every word.

But he saw that he could propel himself back to power on the strength of a new feeling among Americans who, appalled by the chaos of the cities, the moral heedlessness of the young, and the insults to national pride in Vietnam, were ready to blame it all on the liberalism of President Lyndon B. Johnson.

Republicans were ready to blame Wall Street Democrats like Raskob for any break in the bull market.

The TV channel which aired him comments now been shut down, but plenty here are ready to blame the victim, as Janet Abdel Aleem discovered at a police station.

Superintendent Chalmers appears and is ready to blame Skinner for the school's current poor state when Bart takes the place, amending things with Skinner.

Those who have long held absolute power aren't likely to feel much contrition, as opposed to be ready to blame anyone else but themselves for their losses".

I was ready to shoulder the blame.

Baz Luhrmann was ready to take the blame if "The Great Gatsby" flopped.

Even after the crash Labour dared not speak a word of blame, but this leader was ready to say what you hear outside any school gate, in any pub, on any doorstep.