Sentence examples for accuse him of lacking from inspiring English sources
No one could accuse him of lacking vocal beauty.
Although Kippenberger was off in all directions, one can accuse him of lacking drive.
He did something similar with "Hairspray" (2007), and in neither case can we accuse him of lacking moxie or dodging his obligations.
His critics, and they appear to be recruiting feverishly, accuse him of lacking any understanding of what he is supposed to be doing.
Given that Mr. Blair is fluent, telegenic, and young, the first line of attack is to accuse him of lacking ideas.
Others accuse him of lacking a grand vision plan to counteract David Cameron and Osborne's "hard-working families" and "long-term economic plan" rhetoric.
He seemed keen in general to demonstrate the passion that some have accused him of lacking.
Counterrevolutionaries and the rich condemned his egalitarian ideas, while popular militants accused him of lacking boldness.
Democrats accused him of lacking a strategy to win and withdraw.
He can laugh in the face of those who accused him of lacking stomach for a fight.
Two years ago, you would never have accused him of lacking confidence; in 2014, there's defeat in his eyes.
