Sentence examples for accusatory to from inspiring English sources

"You were defiant, sometimes arrogant and oftentimes accusatory to people you blamed for your situation," Judge David A. Groner of Wayne County Circuit Court told Mr. Kilpatrick, who did not speak at his sentencing hearing but shook his head in disagreement as the judge admonished him.

These types of statements can feel accusatory to your parents, even if that is not how you intend them.

So low that Justice Antonin Scalia once explained that he and his colleagues refused time and again to micromanage prosecutors because they were unwilling to "alter the grand jury's historical role, transforming it from an accusatory to an adjudicatory body".

While both these decisions indicated a majority of the Court's willingness to find accusatory statements to law enforcement not prohibited by the confrontation right, they did not clearly forecast to what extent the new jurisprudence would continue to cripple prosecutions of family violence and other cases where key witnesses were absent.

Once a complaint is filed, the professor usually has to undergo a prolonged accusatory process to defend the grade.

One of the songs previewed tonight, Dear Mr President, is a highly accusatory message to George W, sung acoustically to heighten its impact.

As the Attorney General of Oklahoma, Pruitt collaborated with other attorneys general and oil and gas companies to fight the EPA, even sending an accusatory letter to the agency that was actually "written by lawyers for Devon Energy, one of Oklahoma's biggest oil and gas companies, and was delivered to him by Devon's chief of lobbying," according to a New York Times investigation.

The congressmembers' letter doesn't say it overtly, but there is an implicit accusatory tone to their complaint that suggests complicity between the Carters and the Obama administration.

Soccer's governing body, FIFA, usually shows little tolerance for those who argue with officials of qualifying games or make accusatory remarks to the news media about them.

A song such as The Numbers (formerly known as Silent Spring) uses found sound, a little cosmic jazz, folk-rock acoustic guitar and accusatory strings to seethe specifically about ecocide.

Foster quickly issued an accusatory note to the British that was printed in the newspapers.