Sentence examples for with blamed from inspiring English sources

A Washington County election official I spoke with blamed jammed ballots in counting machines for possibly creating phantom votes.

Add a new theory for the precipitous drop in television ratings for the semifinals that were played on New Year's Eve. Bill Hancock, executive director of the College Football Playoff, said Friday that one person he spoke with blamed it on "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," which is setting box-office records.

Members of the political elite, meanwhile, have appeared more concerned with blaming one another.

But others find fault with blaming the English-language Mass for moral and liturgical laxity.

To begin with, blame it on the brick, the totem of Spain's economy.

Democrats are still obsessed with Russian interference in the election and with blaming the FBI director, James Comey, for defeating Clinton.

Indeed, there is a chicken-and-egg problem with blaming big media for society's obsession with celebrity.

One problem with blaming people for being fat, obesity researchers say, is that getting thin is not like quitting smoking.

But Bill McInturff, a Republican pollster, says the White House can get away only so long with blaming the past administration.

The problem with blaming culture for failures like those is that we've never been completely sure what culture means.

To charge someone with blaming hypocritically is to allege that he is blaming (or, at least, pretending to blame) in response to transgressions similar to those (or perhaps type-identical to those) that he himself has committed in the past.