Sentence examples for which blame from inspiring English sources

I have visited the Ghanaian slave forts and read their twisted historical renditions, which blame the Europeans for all their woes and ignore the role of Africans.

Part of the extra was for security, for which blame the suicide-bombers who struck the day after the city won the games.

South Korea and the United States, which blame the North for the attack, said the diplomatically worded condemnation was aimed at North Korea.

China's role as an arms supplier and oil patron of Sudan has brought international criticism from advocacy groups, which blame Beijing for protecting Khartoum's interests.

The minutely orchestrated trip will involve tight security amid threats of protests from some South African Muslim groups and trade unions, which blame South Africa's problems on global capitalism.

After years of Socialist power, Portugal's voters, unlike Britain's, are not to be fobbed off with excuses which blame earlier, rival governments or promises that all will be put right if only the people will have patience.Nor should they be.

It has ended the culture of grievance which blamed London for all our troubles.

It echoes Tom Wolfe's ignorant From Bauhaus To Our House, which blamed German émigrés for all America's architectural woes.

His 1984 book "Losing Ground," which blamed social programs for worsening poverty, and his 1994 book, "The Bell Curve," which ascribed lower I.Q.

He is most famous for "Open Veins of Latin America", which blamed the region's problems on European colonisers and the United States.

There was a blood feud between him and the family of another warlord, which blamed Hajji Zaman for his assassination in 2002.