Sentence examples for accusation someone from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Brigitte, who was thirty-four when her husband died, at the age of forty-four, became "a nightmare of accusation," someone who collected injustices.

Although Cameron's accusation of scaremongering was like Nick Griffin accusing someone of racism.

There was a proper kerfuffle (a term in wider use) and an accusation that someone had been hit with a glass.

"This is the first time that we have proven through direct evidence that he made up an accusation against someone," Mr. Blackburn said of the White case.

So the ruling only says that the law in New York State will no longer treat a false accusation that someone is gay so damaging as to be defamation per se.

A complaint against a priest means leveling an accusation against someone higher in the church hierarchy.

Louie told VICE years ago he was the victim of a false accusation by someone he believes to be a snitch.

The only person I've seen trying to defend men against women who make 'false' accusations is someone who has been accused themselves," she says.

We also cared deeply for the ritual of wrapping, which generally led to bitter accusations that someone was hoarding the expensive silver foil paper and counter-charges of excessive cellophane tape usage.

It successfully turns bitter accusations that someone's kill-death ratio isn't high enough into more productive discussions about how players can work as a team to achieve the goal.

The poll, taken Sunday through Wednesday, was in progress when the Justice Department announced that it would investigate accusations that someone in the White House may have leaked the name of an undercover C.I.A. officer.