Sentence examples for accused themselves from inspiring English sources

The only person I've seen trying to defend men against women who make 'false' accusations is someone who has been accused themselves," she says.

Yet blasphemy is such an emotive subject in Pakistan that the day after such a high-profile murder, many seemed to side with the murderer, possibly for fear of being accused themselves.

Ironically, this perceived assault on fans' liberties served only to unite them, Napoli's Ultras preparing banners in which they accused themselves of having cholera – an insult aimed at them often by Juventus supporters down the years, but which had earned the Turin club multiple fines and stand closures in the last eight months.

If they see their existence as conditional on occupation, they accuse themselves".

Even as they peel off the Irish, they accuse themselves of envy and class animus.

At one point Napoli supporters even unfurled a banner accusing themselves of having cholera, daring the authorities to punish them.

Astonishingly in the judge's ruling today, Oldfield was accused of "prejudice" in relation to the rowers, but the judiciary don't see fit to accuse themselves of the same thing – 78% of judges are Oxbridge-educated.

"There's frustration with petty property crime and you have juries who are basically grasping at straws to acquit people," he said, noting in both the Khill and Stanley trials, the accused made themselves out to be victims.

Even when the most distinguished writers and thinkers have turned to autobiography, they have found themselves accused of literary exhibitionism — when they can bring themselves to put on a show at all.

Many of the bishops, who will be voting on whether to make a national policy of what they have called a "Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People," have themselves been accused of mishandling accusations of sexual abuse.

Some of the accused have turned themselves in.