Sentence examples for apparently accused from inspiring English sources
The last straw came in August, when Mr Schill apparently accused Ole von Beust, Hamburg's mayor, of a homosexual relationship with the justice minister.
Two women apparently accused Mr Friedman of having sniffed cocaine and of having an orgy with them in a smart Berlin hotel.
But he is apparently accused of changing his broad assessment of the administration's antiterrorism efforts in testimony under oath before the commission last week.
The boy band's attorneys have apparently accused the Daily Mail website of breaching privacy and copyright by posting the scandalous video.
Mr. Gusinsky is apparently accused -- the state prosecutors' inquiry remains secret -- of swindling the state out of $10 million in his purchase of a television station in 1997 in St . Petersburg
"There have been numerous credible reports of widespread summary executions of Hazara civilians by the Taliban, who apparently accused the local population of supporting the Hezb-e Wahdat," Mr Annan said.
A group of Salafis recently attacked a Coptic Christian, apparently accusing him of illicit sexual activity and cutting off his ear.
There is technically a (slight) possibility of some kind of criminal prosecution as well, given that the report apparently accuses the CIA of misleading Congress and even the Bush White House about the effectiveness of torture.
Mr. Gusinsky apparently was accused of swindling $10 million or more from the Yeltsin government in 1997, during a deal involving the privatization of a bankrupt St . Petersburgtelevision station.
Alec Baldwin went on a homophobic, profanity-laden online rant Thursday before shutting down his Alec Baldwin Foundation Twitter account, all in defense of his pregnant wife Hilaria, whom a Daily Mail reporter had apparently errantly accused of tweeting while the couple attended James Gandolfini's funeral.
Some of the other accused apparently chose to hide in plain sight.
