Sentence examples for although sometimes accused from inspiring English sources

Although sometimes accused of being a publicity hound, he could hardly be described as a media pretty boy.

All the movements that have come along in the last 10 years, including animals' rights, are part of our newly awakened sense of fair play". Although sometimes accused of hogging the spotlight at the expense of its allies in the movement, no animal-rights group has churned as loudly or aggressively in so many areas as PETA.

Although he sometimes accused the labor movement of complacency, corruption or racism, he constantly defended trade unions as indispensable to democracy and social welfare.

Although school cafeterias are sometimes accused of offering only unhealthy foods, and many people have heard jokes about "mystery meat," in fact, most school cafeterias offer a wonderful variety of nutritious foods.

Although certain Bauhauslers, like ­Moholy-Nagy, were left-leaning, this was no hotbed of radical agitation, of which hostile outsiders and persecuting authorities sometimes accused them.

I have sometimes accused her of pandering to the voters.

Modern Painters was sometimes accused of being old fashioned.

De Montebello is sometimes accused of being an unregenerate élitist.

Generals are sometimes accused of planning for the last war.

His government is sometimes accused of talking left and acting right, and sometimes of the opposite.

Writers are sometimes accused of being tourists too.