Sentence examples for accused thought from inspiring English sources

Masipa said she accepted the defence version of events but stressed that "murder is always a very serious crime … the fact that the accused thought it was an intruder does not make it any less serious".

In court on Wednesday, Masipa said she accepted the defence's version of events, but stressed that "murder is always a very serious crime … the fact that the accused thought it was an intruder does not make it any less serious".

Victims' groups said at least 70 such clergy members had been accused, including some thought to have had multiple victims.

The Salem court had moved to admit "spectral evidence" as proof of guilt; as in 1952, the question was not the acts of an accused but his thoughts and intentions.

He is accused of spreading separatist thought and inciting ethnic hatred.

In 1957, after being accused of right-leaning thoughts, Mr. Fong was sent to the arid Gansu Province, where he spent three years hauling bags of cement.

Nothing I have ever published can ever be accused of inciting hateful thoughts or violent actions.

He accused the accuser.

"They are accusing me of thought crime," Gellar said.

People in the rock music trade are not often accused of preoccupation with big thoughts, especially ones hefty enough to merit preservation between book covers.

The cabinet made a deliberate decision not to do so, partly because no announcements were ready and partly because the Tories had accused Miliband of an ill-thought-out stunt over energy bills and were uneasy about offering a batch of their own.