Sentence examples for accuse yourself from inspiring English sources

"You cannot accuse your child of something and not accuse yourself at the same time.

Like when they put a bag over your head and beat you and after half an hour you are ready to renounce all your convictions and accuse yourself of anything, to accuse others, just so they will stop beating you.

It was enough just to speak against Stalin to be accused yourself".

She later sent a statement to various Canadian media groups, comparing the process by which Galloway was investigated to the Salem witch trials: "Those accused would almost certainly be found guilty because of the way the rules of evidence were set up, and if you objected to the proceedings you would be accused yourself".

"Don't you think people will accuse you of ripping yourself off?" Mr. Lee was asked.

Alleging that someone is being mean carries a lot of emotional weight and if you haven't got your facts sorted, and you accuse rather than express yourself (using "I statements"), then you may make them feel angry or stupid, giving rise to defensiveness in place of a constructive conversation.

You are making yourself accused.

"It is probably inevitable that if you challenge the bastions of conventional thinking you will find yourself accused of naivety," he observed in the introduction to "Harmony".

No matter how assiduously you obey the Gap's injunction to "dress normal", you may still find yourself accused of disrespecting the nation and looking like a bar-frequenting floozie.

As you would too, if you happened to be him and, further to your Crock-Pot dilemma, as you also would if you happened not to be, and found yourself accused of being, him, or associated with him because he went digging in your trash.

He tried to describe to me what it is like to suddenly find yourself accused of genocide, to watch your life's work be twisted into lies and used to burn you.