Sentence examples for accused for example from inspiring English sources

He has not been accused, for example, of hiding billions in Swiss banks as other corrupt leaders have.

George III is accused, for example, of "depriving us in many cases of the benefits of Trial by Jury".

Early in the general-election campaign, Obama was accused, for example, of favoring "painful tax increases on working American families," when in fact his tax hike would apply only to family incomes of more than a quarter million dollars a year.

"The Accused," for example, was rewritten four or five times after it opened in Windsor.

She accused her, for example, of responding slowly and inadequately to the earthquake and tsunami of February 2010 that killed over 500 people.

The Warren Court not only laid the groundwork for the civil-rights movement with its desegregation rulings; it also expanded the rights of the accused, ratifying, for example, the Miranda warnings and the right of indigents to counsel.

But based on the results of those searches the company has sometimes been accused of, for example, using its dominant position in Internet search to place its own services ahead of competitors.

In a dispute marked by bitterness and sometimes extreme accusations (Vetch, for example, accused Nicholson of Jacobite sympathies), Nicholson was awarded the post in October 1712.

Yes, those cases were more morally troubling than the average procedural (the team's awkward defence of a millionaire's son accused of rape, for example, or their attempts to hush up a notorious madam's client list).

If you're being unjustly accused of lying, for example, say, "I'm actually careful to be truthful".

He was sometimes accused of gamesmanship, for example by persuading umpires that conditions were unfit for play until they favoured his team.