Sentence examples for a common accusation from inspiring English sources

"Self promotion" is a common accusation.

His accusers denounced him for his ties to America and for amassing dollars, a common accusation at the time.

The case is also likely to reprise a common accusation in such trials: that, too often, auditors and lawyers simply looked the other way.

He was accused of trying to overthrow the Khmer Rouge and of being an enemy of the regime – a common accusation against prisoners.

Like Mr. Wu, Mr. Li had previously been convicted in China of espionage -- a common accusation against political critics -- and then deported to the United States.

A common accusation of developers against those fighting to save beautiful buildings is that they would have stopped Wren rebuilding St Paul's.

One common accusation is that his writings involve a "neurological freak show" which allowed him to profit unjustifiably from his practice.

In fact the common accusation is not that Bukowski isn't a good poet, but that his work is barely even poetry at all.

Other than the much more common accusation of commercialism, which I addressed in a previous article, Dhammakaya does have a few other controversies surrounding it.

The common accusation was that church funds had ended up in his personal accounts.

The most common accusation against economists in this crisis is that they failed because they didn't see it coming.