Examples of 'more to blame' in a sentence
Meaning of "more to blame"
more to blame: Means being culpable or responsible to a greater extent. Example: While both parties made mistakes, she was considered more to blame for the argument
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more to blame
The politicians are more to blame for this.
I was more to blame than anything else.
You must understand that he was no more to blame.
I am not any more to blame than you are.
Even though the men are more to blame.
They are more to blame than the candidate.
Human and industrial pollution are more to blame.
You are more to blame than you will admit.
It is difficult to say which of them was more to blame.
Jim is no more to blame than you are.
Methinks the water temperature is more to blame.
The man is more to blame than the machine.
You are equally or even more to blame.
I am more to blame than anyone.
I know that some governments were more to blame than others.
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I am more to blame than you.
It does not matter who was more to blame and who less.
You may discover later that the other driver was equally or more to blame.
Neither one is more to blame than the other.
I do not know which of the two of you is more to blame for this.
Shiho is more to blame than us.
Some fiscal conservatives felt that wasteful spending was more to blame than the tax defeat.
But you are no more to blame for that than you are for his death.
This suggests that cyclists are slightly more to blame for fatal collisions.
I think you are more to blame for what happens to you than you are willing to admit.
Problems in the West are more to blame.
And Emily is no more to blame in this than you are.
But Abernathy said business decisions of newspaper owners are more to blame.
Daly is no more to blame for what happened on that flight than I am.
But even the Bible does not indicate which of the two was more to blame.
The child is no more to blame than I am.
Middle-aged voters are the most likely to view the government as more to blame.
I think I am more to blame than you.
Almost entirely, but there is more to blame.
The South is no more to blame for slavery than the North.
Making mistakes is natural in man, but it is more to blame others.
You are no more to blame for those lost lives than I am.
For this, the booksellers are even more to blame than the publishers.
This is common practice, but admittedly the Council is the more to blame.
For he was no more to blame than she, she said.
I know there is been some tension, and I am probably more to blame than you are.
Is one side more to blame than the other?
But Dr. Zucker thinks that the cultural silence around miscarriage is perhaps more to blame.
In fact, you are more to blame than you thought.
In any case, I scarcely think Drawlight is any more to blame than you.
Am I more to blame for lying in bed and not poisoning my head with knaves?
Production schedules are more to blame than anything else, however.
It is mine, my folly . I am a thousand times more to blame.
So, the pastors are really no more to blame than the people in most cases.
I am more to blame than anyone. I was tempted by his money.
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