How to use "blame" in a sentence

Or did he see the graffito and leave the apron there to put the blame on the Jews?

I'm sure he loves you, but you can't blame hint for thinking about the future

He truly didn't believe the fruit came from another world beyond the city boundary - and she couldn't really blame him

"Don't blame you, to be honest

Don't blame him, Sala."

'I blame myself for the accident,' she said

For a moment Tina racked her mind, searching for someone to blame, and then a name occurred to her

"You can't blame yourself for that

And I don't know of anyone but Michael who places any of the blame for Danny's death on me."

"Just jumpy," he said, but he wasn't really convinced that their imagination was to blame.

"You can't blame me because the work is dirty

If you have to blame someone because you're feeling guilty about what we're doing here, then blame the Chinese, not me."

I don't blame you; I feel sorry for you, because your love is hopeless

I cannot even blame him for not breaking his engagement this evening