Sentence examples for accused like from inspiring English sources

M. Cardin, 87, is accused, like his illustrious predecessor, of a kind of exquisite cruelty.

Wrongly Accused Like many other viewers, Bob Gibson is a fan of the television show "Law and Order".

The British recovery is austerity-clouded, but Cameron cannot be accused, like Obama, of having no plan for getting public finances under control.

Accused, like his son, of harboring a cache of weapons, he claimed that he and his son were supporters of the American-backed Karzai government, which had paid them to guard arms seized from the Soviets.

Bout, a onetime Soviet army officer, has been accused, like Gaydamak, of using his air freight company to illegally ferry arms to combatants in civil wars in Africa, and also to the Taliban and to Al Qaeda.

In the first scene, for example, at the inquest into the death of Grimes's apprentice, the coroner and the other officials sing the ensemble from their perches, glancing at the accused like stern judges from on high.

(Mr. Thompson may have the distinction as the only foreigner in spice-crazed Thailand to be accused of liking his food too hot).

Philip is accused of liking life in the US too much, while Elizabeth weighs her duty to Mother Russia against her maternal instincts.

And after being accused of liking them because they were "hot," fans were quick to defend their feelings for the band.

How do you respond to the criticism that true-crime stories like this one glamorize accused killers like Durst, while overshadowing the victims.

There's ample space given for prey like Judy to apologize to unjustly accused predators (like her fox buddy), and for everyone to grow.