Sentence examples for wish to blame from inspiring English sources

Again, whom do we wish to blame?

That being said, whom do we wish to blame?

While the Iraq war has caused more grief and cost more money than other conservative errors, it was not a shadowy cabal of impostors who cheered it on, but a majority of Americans, including most right-leaning pundits.Others, your blogger included, might wish to blame social conservatives for perverting what had been a small-government movement.

You may wish to blame it on the universally evident wonkiness of Islamic scriptural law or even the absence of such in a remote village.

This mistake about what "dominion" means is made, not only by Christians, but also by secularists who wish to blame "religion" for how badly we treat animals.

I do not wish to blame the Fed, it has been charged with an impossible task and is not getting the support and assistance its efforts deserve.

Many of his defenders wish to shift blame for the big policy problems to his detractors.

The Egyptians who fall for such xenophobic rhetoric simply play into the hands of the military and government elites who wish to deflect blame away from their own failure to achieve prosperity and freedom for Egypt.

It has also been argued that Wolf's description of our phenomenology is at best incomplete: it is not merely that we wish people to blame themselves more when they cause greater harm, but that we judge them to be more blameworthy.

Neither wishes to be blamed for the collapse of a process that the international community has invested in so heavily – largely because it has not got a better idea how to stop the war, soon to enter its fourth year.

Carney, not wishing to be blamed for the next consumer borrowing binge or housing bubble, warned the British public it would be wrong to bet against a rate rise.