Sentence examples for accused of reading from inspiring English sources

It was odd to see Ms. Min, a fixture of Manhattan magazine publishing, here in a city that has been accused of reading little more than the large type plastered on vanity billboards lining Sunset Boulevard, which lies below us.

Dr. Tai is one of a number of doctors accused of reading large numbers of echocardiograms for plaintiffs' lawyers, receiving more money for identifying people eligible for part of the settlement and providing medical opinions on tests that they had not personally reviewed.

Like a frightened bird trapped in a cage, she portrayed first a French revolutionary idealist insisting on the rights of the individual, then an East German intellectual, banally accused of reading a West German magazine, and finally a witness testifying against Chelsea Manning in the WikiLeaks case.

Facebook is not the only company accused of reading personal correspondence for one reason or another.

Since Johnson started attending political cabinet after returning to Westminster last year, he has frequently been accused of not reading his briefs, and this continued failure appears to have caused many of the rifts now only too obvious in the leavers camp.

In comes the guy who accused me of reading his mail over his shoulder.

Cruz accused Wallace of reading Trump's opposition-research files.

But the examiner accused him of reading up on ways to cheat the test.

"The Sisterhood of Night" -- featuring a group of small-town girls accused of witchcraft -- reads like a bland variation on Arthur Miller's "Crucible" while "The Way Out" -- about an adulterer who is accosted early one morning by two mysterious men in overcoats -- reads like a watered-down version of Kafka.

"The sale is a legend, it was so hasty," says Alan Gribben, a professor at the University of Texas who spent more than a decade reconstructing Mark Twain's 2,800-volume 2,800-volumerary, shattering the myth of Twain as an unlettered genius who may have written books but couldn't be accused of having read them.

"People would accuse me of reading the cards and memorizing the answers," he says.