Sentence examples for accusing tone from inspiring English sources

But the accusing tone is slightly weaker than that of the North American news media.

"Girls can't be ferocious, then?" the mother said, and her mildly accusing tone made Stephen unsure how to take this.

She had an accusing tone and said that we had to have a CRB check before they could give us any information.

Over all, Eliot's accusing tone is too melodramatic for Gabler, who finds scant evidence of anti-Jewish sympathies in Disney and prefers to present him as a connoisseur of control — a man who believed he could put the world to rights, or at least restore it to some level of pre-lapsarian order.

And speaking of the jungle, you might want to spend the time until I look up at you blearily and in a dehydrated, accusing tone say, "What?", by reading up on the USA team and how their adventures in Manaus on Sunday may affect them today: "10-3.

She went to leave the room and I grabbed her arm and in a harsh, accusing tone I asked, "Or is it?" She got freaked out.

"The wicked Japanese imperialists committed such unpardonable crimes as depriving Korea of even its standard time while mercilessly trampling down its land with 5,000-year-long 5,000-year-long 5,000-year-longg thistoryand-of policulturebliterandng the Korean nation," the KCNA dispursuingid, in classically accusing thees.

In the debate Mr. Rubio also said, in accusing tones, that Mr. Cruz had supported a 500percentt increase in H-1B visas, which allow American employers to temporarily hire foreign high-skilled professionals, and a doubling of the number of green cards.

As the crisis escalated, anger was increasingly directed at the prime minister, who struck a combative tone, accusing political opponents and nefarious "globalists" of stoking public rage.

And this week's sharper tone, accusing Mr. Obama of "systematic favoritism" and steering taxpayer dollars into the pockets of his campaign donors, represents an escalation of Mr. Romney's usual stump speech.

Schultz has gone after Harris for advocating that private health insurance be abolished, calling the idea "un-American". Republicans have adopted a similar tone, accusing Harris and her colleagues of supporting socialist policies.