The phrase "accused of looking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone being blamed or charged for their appearance or the way they are perceived.
Example: "He was accused of looking suspicious while waiting at the bus stop."
Alternatives: "charged with appearing" or "blamed for seeming".
(I have never been accused of looking slightly drunk!) He was the most slovenly-looking Best Director nominee since Peter Jackson back when he won for The Return of the King, and Jackson didn't look drunk, and also took the wake-up call, and afterwards, got his physical act together, and dropped at least 50 pounds.
Europe is often accused of looking inward.
As for lesbians, we are crossing the line when accused of "looking like men".
The G.M. concept cars could certainly not be accused of looking alike, which means badge engineering may not be inevitable.
Then, when the scandal was no longer avoidable, The Journal did just enough to avoid being accused of looking the other way.
In both instances, senior officials of the party in power were accused of looking the other way or, in some cases, even orchestrating the bloodshed.
The panel concludes that Mr Sevan deposited at least $147,000 [£82,000] in cash generated by Iraqi oil transactions and did not receive the money from an aunt, as he has claimed... "What's striking is how small-bore the corruption he is accused of looks against the backdrop of a $65bn [£36bn]... programme.
David Cameron's pledge to make Britain the world leader in tackling modern slavery will face further scrutiny on Monday, when the government is accused of prioritising looking tough on immigration above preventing the abuse of foreign workers.
Ye is accused of not looking properly feminine, unlike our own Rebecca Adlington.
Accused of "not looking Slavic enough", Miss Abdrazakova eventually shut down her social media pages.
"The company's management is focused on the compensation problem and doesn't want to be accused of only looking after its own when there are still evacuees who haven't been compensated".
