Scapegoat

The entire company suffered when the CEO chose a department as a scapegoat for the company's decline.

In some cultures, the scapegoat was believed to have the power to take on the sins of others and thereby purify the community.

The coach made the goalie the scapegoat for the team's defeat.

The CEO made the marketing department the scapegoat for the company's poor financial results.

The king often chose a prisoner as a scapegoat for the country's troubles.

The manager made the intern the scapegoat for the company's delayed project.

The quiet coworker became the scapegoat for the team's failures, even though they weren't responsible.

The employee who reported a problem to management became the scapegoat for their colleagues' resentment.

The student who challenged the teacher's authority became the scapegoat for the rest of the class.

The minority group became the scapegoat for the community's economic troubles.

The customer service representative became the scapegoat for the company's faulty product.

The villagers chose a scapegoat every year for their annual ritual.

The people believed that sacrificing a scapegoat would bring them good fortune.

The scientist became a scapegoat for society's fear of new technology.

The minority group was made a scapegoat for the nation's economic problems.

The athlete became a scapegoat for the team's loss, despite their strong performance.

The religious leaders chose a goat as the scapegoat for their sins during the ceremony.

The landlord tried to scapegoat the tenant for the poor condition of the property.

The supervisor made the lower-level employee the scapegoat for the company's safety violations.

The politician blamed immigrants for the country's economic problems, making them the scapegoat.

The CEO made the new intern the scapegoat for the company's poor sales figures.

The captain of the ship made the crew members the scapegoat for the shipwreck that was caused by his own negligence.

According to legend, the scapegoat was once able to return to the community after wandering in the wilderness for a year.

The driver tried to scapegoat the weather for the car accident.

In some cultures, a goat is chosen as a scapegoat to cleanse the community of sin.

The coach tried to scapegoat one player for the team's loss.

The boss tried to scapegoat his employee for the company's failure.

The immigrant became a scapegoat for the country's perceived social problems.

The ritual of the scapegoat is still practiced in some cultures today.

The teacher blamed the student for the class's poor performance, making them the scapegoat.

The goat selected as the scapegoat is often decorated with ribbons and garlands before being sent away.

The youngest member of the friend group was always the scapegoat for their jokes and pranks.

The department head made the new hire the scapegoat for the project's delays.

The public figure became a scapegoat for the media's negative portrayal.

In some cultures, the scapegoat is believed to have supernatural powers to absolve the sins of the people.

The youngest child was often used as the scapegoat for their siblings' misbehavior.

The employee became a scapegoat for the company's financial losses, despite having no control over the situation.

The company tried to scapegoat its customers for its own mistakes.