Sentence examples for accused a debate from inspiring English sources

With five senior members now standing accused, a debate has reopened whether the corps, known as T.M.K., its initials in Albanian, has proven a success or a menace.

Accused in a debate with Stephen Douglas of being two-faced, he replied: "If I had another face, do you think I would wear this one?

The exhibition, she added, can hardly be accused of forcing a debate.

Senator (Rick Santorumm accused him in a debate last week of having 'grandiose ideas.' Gingrich happily accepted the charge," said Dan Schnur, communications director for Senator John McCain's 2000 Republican primary campaign.

However, she was accused of lying during a debate by the Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson after claiming: "The truth is, 60% of our rules and regulations comes from the European Union".

When Mr. Gingrich accused Mr. Romney at a debate on Saturday in New Hampshire of following a "Wall Street model" where "you can basically take out all the money, leaving behind the workers," Mr. Romney retorted that he had helped create 100,000 jobs, citing successes like Staples.

Last week, on Fox News, he accused Lester Holt, the debate moderator, of being a Democrat.

Corbyn also said one of the main things he had learned as leader is "how shallow, facile and ill-informed many of the supposed well-informed major commentators are in our media", accusing them of shaping a debate that was "baseless and narrow".

Opponents ripped into May for skipping a debate, and accused her of ignoring the public's needs.

Guests on TV and radio shows who routinely accuse their debate opponents of supporting or condoning "murder" are invited back time and time again to repeat the accusation.

During the 2008 campaign, Obama's conservative rival John McCain scored points at a debate by accusing the Democratic presidential contender of running a campaign against George Bush, not the Arizona senator himself.