Sentence examples for accused of which from inspiring English sources

As is true of every other poet who ever lived, what's best about Dunn is also what's worst: in his case, a plainspoken, curlicue-­free lucidity (I actually want to say "wisdom," but fear it makes Dunn sound square or folksy, faults he's too sharp and wry to be accused of), which is a tonic in small doses but can cause numbness if consumed in quantity.

Enrique had been tortured in a bid to make him "confess" to the kidnapping he was accused of, which he had refused to do.

The tweet accompanying the other clip is clearly meant to imply that Obama himself may have leaked info about Flynn's call to the ambassador but that doesn't address the actual shady business Flynn is accused of, which is lying to Pence and others about that call.

Last week, it was back to being accused of inaccuracy, which is usually a sure sign of scoring a direct hit.

This is a backdoor way of doing exactly what the police are accused of doing, which is going through journalists' phone records to identify sources.

Millions of peace loving South Africans are in pain also because they are being accused of xenophobia, which is not true.

This plays to the most compelling argument against anonymity for people accused of crime, which is simply that transparency is vital to a well-functioning criminal justice system.

Five others charged in the indictment were accused of conspiracy which, the indictment said, was motivated by a desire to drive Americans out of Saudi Arabia.

All those arrested have been accused of piracy, which carries a maximum sentence of 15 years.

All 30 people on the vessel have been accused of piracy, which carries a maximum sentence of 15 years.

Newly-elected, she led a revolt against government plans to grant anonymity to those accused of rape, which were later dropped.