Sentence examples for are always accusing from inspiring English sources

"People are always accusing my films of having plot holes.

It is more of that bad news people are always accusing newspapers of running to the exclusion of everything else.

Girls are always accusing guys of being dicks for not calling them back after a few dates or a one-night stay in pound town.

(UPDATE: In an interview with The Daily Beast published Monday, Nolan said, "My films are always held to a weirdly high standard for those issues that isn't applied to everybody else's films which I'm fine with. People are always accusing my films of having plot holes, and I'm very aware of the plot holes in my films and very aware of when people spot them, but they generally don't").

He said: "We are always accused of something.

All English teams need to make up ground Arsene Wenger "We are always accused of something.

"The Arabs are always accused of being a nation of poetry," Mr. Darwish said today in an interview in his sunny office in a Ramallah arts center.

We are always accused of being separatists or isolationists, yet what we really want, and what I would hope to see in my own lifetime and certainly in my daughter's lifetime, is fair and uncompromising inclusion, through being able to govern fully over our own affairs, rather than remaining in the grip of Westminster.

If THEY hold things up, then Bush and the Republicans will accuse them of doing what they are always accused of preventing things from getting done.

The Israelis are always accused by their enemies, and sometimes even by their friends, of taking "disproportionate" action to stop terrorists.

"If there are boys who, by some chance, have a police record, they are already stalked by the police and are always accused of committing crimes, besides being black and young".