Sentence examples for accusatory term from inspiring English sources

And that's why I sought a less accusatory term.

It's a dismissive and accusatory word, a term applied when you despise both the means and the reasoning of this political "speech".

It is an era that Mr. Ellis describes as having "no equal in American history" in terms of "shrill accusatory rhetoric, flamboyant displays of ideological intransigence, intense personal rivalries and hyperbolic claims of imminent catastrophe," an interesting and in some ways reassuring observation, given the bizarre and inconclusive fallout of last week's election.

The announcement, her allies told The Huffington Post, could "clear the field" of major contenders for the Democratic nomination, setting up a wild, made-for-YouTube contest between the free-wheeling, media-savvy Hollywood actress and the methodically accusatory machine of the five-term Republican senator -- and Senate minority leader -- Mitch McConnell of Louisville.

America's leftward drift has been good in some respects and bad in others, but it now threatens many of the core values on which the nation was founded.Paul Asfendis Westchester, New York* SIR – It is interesting that the term "anti-immigration" is consistently used in an accusatory manner by the left when referring to Republicans or tea-party members or Arizona.

Adverbs such as almost, nearly, or even seemingly, can alloy these terms, which can otherwise be perceived as bellicose or accusatory.

Moreover, in terms of my method of speaking, I will not be accusatory, especially intense, or very belligerent.

Dr. Daines hates the term "fat tax," often used by supporters and opponents alike, because it sounds accusatory.

He was aggressive and accusatory.

Then he suddenly turned accusatory.

The tone was bitter and accusatory.