Sentence examples for accusations as an example from inspiring English sources
Let's take one of these accusations as an example (as previously reported by Refinery29).
The response in China has been to explain the accusations as an example of anti-China bias existing in the west.
Mr. McAdams, the mayor of Salt Lake County and a former state senator, has seized on the accusations and held them up as an example of a culture of corruption in Washington that he promises to combat.
As an example, he noted accusations that Bush and Cheney had lied about Saddam Hussein's possession of weapons of mass destruction in making the case for the invasion of Iraq.
Facebook insists that it takes these accusations "incredibly seriously" and pointed to its work with Phandeeyar as an example of what it is doing.
By morning, I was sure, the translator's remark would have made its way around the neighborhood as an example of American justice — baseless arrest, accusation without proof.
Renee's progress is worth celebrating as an example of what nuns actually do day after day, contradicting the Vatican's sweeping accusations of "serious doctrinal problems" and "radical feminist" tendencies among the nation's 57,000 Roman Catholic nuns.
When I mentioned Somalia to Scowcroft as an example of idealism over national self-interest, he demurred, as if it were an accusation: a true realist does not employ the military for selfless humanitarian operations.
As an example, consider "Samurai!
Take travel as an example.
