blame造句

Block, sabotage, and blame Mandelson again.

He took all the blame to himself.

I have nothing to blame myself for.

Don't blame others for your own stubbornness.

It's not very fair to blame me for that.

We consider that the driver is not to blame.

Some blame others, lash out and damage themselves further.

I am not willing to screen you from blame .

Although some blame Asian saving, others point to Western extravagance.

He could, however, tell us that he was not to blame for our current situation. So who is to blame? Me?

Don't let me blame others of treason just because they don't think like me.

Pushy questions about the blame for the accident and Poland’s future seem out of place.

He said the dog, which was under medication, was not to blame.

Though we can still blame them for that annoying child sidekick.

They claim all the credit for themselves and shift all the blame on others.

Kobe also received most of the blame for Shaq leaving the Lakers and ending the dynasty, but, as time goes on, it seems like Shaq had as much blame as anyone.

A repentant spirit is the healing balm to breaking the cycle of blame in a marital relationship.

This theory reflects a profound naivete about how our minds work, and it externalizes blame that is better turned inward.

Here, it is the last two causes on the list that are to blame: perverse financial incentives and bad luck.

The Scottish Executive argues that Scotland is one of the unhealthiest nations in Europe, and smoking is partly to blame.

He won’t fix a blame for failure on something or someone, but will modulate himself to rectify the situation.

Some economists blame the extension of unemployment benefits, which America's jobless can now claim for 99 weeks, as long as in France.

But it is not just the shortage of skilled manpower that is to blame, or even the ravages of HIV/AIDS.

The deceiver will provide surface agreement to using Agile but will silently attempt to ignore or even sabotage the project in order to put the blame on Agile.

Researchers from Milan say high GI foods are to blame for a rise in heart attack risk in women, rather than just the quantity of carbohydrates.

Instead of making the case for change, successive politicians have preferred to blame, and thus to discredit, outside forces-usually Europe, America or globalisation.

We all agreed that he used the pretence to account for any disappointment he could not conceal, rather than he would blame the real cause of it, or disparage or depreciate any one.

The venue managements are partially to blame for condoning transgressions of their house rules when they should be enforcing them strictly and without exceptions, taking a leaf from other countries.

The succession question, however, is only part of a broader struggle to apportion blame for the government's impending demise, a dispute that has already broken out within the Labour movement.

I first noticed the problem a few weeks ago and was sure that my Bluetooth headset was to blame, but we've since gotten multiple reports that other users have had the same problem.

At home he would salve, if not close, the ugly racial wound left by America’s history and lessen the tendency of American blacks to blame all their problems on racism.