Sentence examples for accusations stick from inspiring English sources
If the accusations stick, the national side risks becoming an international pariah.
She denied any wrong-doing and despite nine hours of intensive questioning opposition politicians were unable to make any of their accusations stick.
The result: the claims and accusations stick to Obama like gum, or worse, on the bottom of one's shoe.
The accusation stuck, he lost even more confidence, and Madrid's season went from poor to nightmare.
But the accusation stuck, and – though recommended for a gong in 1931 – he wasn't knighted until 1975, two years before his death.
The first sign that this was a Romney night came early, when the governor accused President Obama of championing "trickle down government," Jim Lehrer asked the president to reply, and he didn't — and the accusation stuck and was repeated later without response.
Mr. Bush, by contrast, has never backed away from his consistent critique of Mr. Gore -- "He seems guided by polls and focus groups that drain politics of its courage" -- and the vice president's inability to give a direct, unequivocal answer to almost any question put to him made the accusation stick.
For that accusation to stick, however, the government will have to prove not only that the statements were untrue, but that the defendants knew it.
You could argue that as a metaphorical exploration of bigotry it is a little heavy-handed, but I don't think The Aliens is going to sit still long enough for that sort of accusation to stick.
I don't think that accusation will stick.
