Sentence examples for accuse someone else from inspiring English sources
There's no easier way to avoid introspection than to accuse someone else of a bias or fallacy – even though seeing yourself as less vulnerable to them is another cognitive bias.
The problem is that the FSS has shifted immediately into defensive hostility (not helped, it must be said, by the self-righteousness of much of the English reaction, as though relieved that, after a year of seeing the unsavoury underbelly of our game revealed by the John Terry saga, we're delighted to accuse someone else of racism).
It's even easier to accuse someone else of it.
"Losers always look for ways to accuse someone else," he said, taking a jab at Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
Godwin's Law states that the longer an argument goes on online, the more likely it is someone will accuse someone else of being a Nazi.
"You have to imagine the burden faced by somebody coming forward with [a rape accusation]: it's not easy to do, it's not lucrative, it can be very humiliating, and it can be very difficult there's not a huge incentive for someone to falsely accuse someone else of campus sexual assault," Ms. Kaufmann of the National Women's Law Center explained.
Can I then be the first of 1,057 pots making hue-related accusations about the kettle to point out that Li'l Mickey O accusing someone else of being boring is like the Fiver accusing someone else of being unfunny?" – Ed Taylor.
High on indignation, Arthur (to George's embarrassment) accused someone else on evidence as flimsy as the enemy's.
The world is still reeling from the fact that the owner of the world's most obvious comb-over accused someone else of hiding something.
I'm trying to wrap my brain around Limbaugh accusing someone else of taking the opportunity to advance a political agenda, but it's like trying to understand the time-travel paradoxes in the 2009 Star Trek movie.
