Sentence examples for be accused of creating from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the authors might be accused of creating a countermyth of their own.

And, while neither author could be accused of creating a work of major literary merit, both tackled serious subjects valiantly.

By accusing the German postwar society and its literature, Sebald might have felt that he could never be accused of creating a myth of German victimhood.

Obama's uncovered hair could hardly be accused of creating irreparable diplomatic damage: Saudi officials shook the first lady's hand, while others greeted her with a nod.

And if Israel merely builds fences around Palestinian communities, it will be accused of creating an apartheid system, said Kenneth W. Stein, director of the institute for the Study of Modern Israel at Emory University.

While Luna certainly can't be accused of creating happy pop music (the jaunty "Dear Diary" comes close), there is a sly smile and wink inherent in the songs of Dean Wareham's New York moody, atmospheric quartet.

Mr. Treviño was accused of creating fake companies, buying horses and fixing the outcome of races.

Goldman was accused of creating a mortgage product that was intended to fail.

Boomers have been accused of creating cultural chaos through moral relativism.

He is accused of creating false trades to hide his losses, according to prosecutors.

Another case of note involves six defendants who are accused of creating a web of inside information about pharmaceutical companies.