Sentence examples for accusations of some from inspiring English sources

But LaBute's plays have also earnt him accusations of some non-fictional sins.

There will probably be accusations of some sort of mismanagement used as a hook to make claims about the board of directors being asleep at the switch".

In her afterword she convincingly denies the accusation of "some readers" that her articles on MacDonald v. McGinniss were a veiled reaction to a suit Jeffrey Masson filed against her for having misquoted him in one of her books, "In the Freud Archives" (1984), a suit that was dismissed before trial.

It's as if he believes as long as he thinks somebody is levying an accusation of some kind, it's safe for him to repeat it.

The Bush campaign's own accusations of distortion, some verifiable, have passed mostly unnoticed.

The company has faced a raft of accusations of wrongdoing, some of which have indeed been overblown.

There were accusations of cronyism, some crass misjudgments and damaging episodes.

Mr. Sarkozy was dogged by persistent accusations of corruption, some of which brought judicial investigations involving him or close associates.

The cases included four accusations of abuse, some in hospitals, dating from the 1970s that were investigated and abandoned in 2009.

On reporting trips on the other side of the world, far from the watchful gaze of his editors, he plagiarised and embellished quotes (though he still denies accusations of inventing some of his most dramatic facts).

In the decades following the 1927 rally, after Fred Trump had gone on to become a wealthy real estate developer and landlord to thousands of New Yorkers, he faced accusations of racism, some of which were relatively quiet and informal.