Sentence examples for be accused as from inspiring English sources

That all Israelis stand equal before the law doesn't just mean that the head of the government can be accused as readily as every citizen.

And the West could not be accused, as it sometimes is, of attempting to recreate the world in its own image.

But in many sociology departments structuralism holds sway — no one who studies African-American communities wants to be accused, as the Times was, of "victim-blaming".

And to be accused, as I was, of being a dodgy geezer, which is probably on the basis on my accent, I think that's a really poor show".

She can hardly be accused, as Leavers frequently are by their opponents, of being a xenophobe or — a dreaded phrase — "a Little Englander".

He added: "And to be accused, as I was, of being a dodgy geezer, which is probably on the basis on my accent, I think that's a really poor show".

Yet, as far as I know, she has not been accused, as has her friend and contemporary Lewis Carroll (with whom she shared Alice Liddell), of latent pedophilia.

Because of her writings against the ruling, she has been accused (as have I) of being part of an international conspiracy to discredit the Dominican Republic.

She has been accused, as one of her critics put it, of being "focussed on Islam".

Speaking of the charges against her, she said, "There is something horrifying about being accused as a criminal in two different countries that I spent my life promoting".

In a matter of days, Harvey Weinstein went from being heralded as a formidable media titan to being accused as a serial sexual predator.