Sentence examples for accused it would from inspiring English sources

In another tweet, he said: "The problem Andrew Mitchell has is that if Michael Gove had been accused, it would be hard to believe.

He hinted that Mr Mitchell's personality may have led people to believe the "pleb" remark and added: "The problem Andrew Mitchell has is that if Michael Gove had been accused, it would be hard to believe.

When Mindy Kaling's show "The Mindy Project" premiered in 2012, few would have accused it of having an after-school special vibe.

On college campuses, the notion that a complainant should not have to see the accused, because it would inflict further trauma, is now commonplace.

But if you turn your hand to lot of different things – which I could certainly be accused of, it would be hard to mount a robust defence against that – it's different.

This is not in any way meant to compare the two men — if Strauss-Kahn were found guilty of every last thing he has ever been accused of, it would only be a tiny fraction of what Qaddafi has done and ordered — but as a reminder that headline certainties can serve only to set up narratives of rapid reversal, which hide a long evolution.

If ICE did act on a tip from an accused abuser, it would likely violate immigration law, according to Hines.

One theory is that Mr Bedié is afraid that a new administration would accuse it of corruption.

Reforms are possible only if they have both parties' fingerprints on them if one side tried alone, the other would accuse it of throwing Grandma off a cliff.

The Pathfinder fares better, but tiptoes down the same bumpy road: it can't get too fancy-pants and reject its country roots, or its small-town, dirt-road buds — the ones who grew up with it and know it best — would accuse it of selling out.

"If I'd been wrongly accused, I'd have no recourse whatsoever".