Sentence examples for accused everyone from inspiring English sources

He accused everyone in Australian politics of having failed to learn the lessons of her first brush with national political influence.

Mr Johnson accused "everyone from the Archbishop of Canterbury to Nick Clegg" of bullying the group he defined as "zillionaires" – and said the most rich of all should receive "automatic knighthoods".

Below the line, commenters either saw Flanagan at the O2 as a symbol of our declining comedy culture, or accused everyone within a mile's radius of hatred of the working class.

Instead of the raised platform and assigned positions for judges, the prosecution and the accused, everyone sits around the same table.

She would accuse everyone of disloyalty for having thought she could die.

On New Slaves, he's accusing everyone else of being materialistic.

It has the effect of unfairly accusing everyone around him of ostrich-like denial or ignorance.

In a country where everyone accuses everyone else of being in league with Russia, his death set off a host of theories about Russian blackmail and plots.

Everyone accuses everyone else of bad faith, basic innumeracy and, in some cases, black ops.Local objections focus on the trains that would carry coal to the Gateway Pacific Terminal.

Everyone in the art world is always accusing everyone else of being overly ambitious, as if the detractors were as pure as Buddhist monks.

The government cannot deny access and then accuse everyone of getting it wrong, and this denial fuels concerns of a cover-up".