The phrase "accuse someone for" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The judge accused the defendant for fraud.
So, before accusing someone for being an iSheep, remember that the reason you may be saying it is because you are part of your very own "Sheep" in-group.
But it's fundamentally irresponsible and journalistically dishonest to accuse someone of working for a foreign government as an agent of foreign power when there's no evidence at all to support it.
At one end of the scale you can accuse someone of being posh for owning a dishwasher.
In the season eight trailer, you accuse someone of trying to "upstream" you for a cab.
"I know it's lame for a white straight man to accuse someone of bullying.
"For a representative of the Bush administration to accuse someone of taking too much time is missing the point.
In addition, it's nothing anyone wants to accuse someone of or to be accused of.
Do not falsely accuse someone of 'cheating' your God.
When dealing with plagiarism: Do not begin accusing someone of "stealing" something for their previously created OC, from the OC you just created.
Another reason for accusing someone of needing micro-management is a poorly thought out reaction to a stressful situation that has just passed, for example, your team missed a deadline or mucked up some of a task and the senior boss feels a sense of responsibility and possible guilt for not having kept himself or herself better informed.
