Sentence examples for bear accused from inspiring English sources

In another area, Rebecca Archer was preparing an animation film starring a bear accused of murder.

Drugs, of various types, have been a recurring feature of the last few months, from the inexhaustible Barry Bonds carrying on his deny-everything defence, and looking like he is getting close to wearing everyone else down in a case that in one form or another has been in progress since 2003, to Sam Hurd, the Chicago Bear accused of buying a kilo of cocaine from an undercover police officer.

The sharia panic crowd went full bore, accusing Mohammed of being "a longtime mouthpiece for radical Islamists," merely because he represented people suspected of terrorism who were never actually charged.

After officials at Great Smoky Mountain National Park euthanized a bear mistakenly accused of being a human-attacker, they said they'd use DNA to confidently identify such culprits in the future (though their system failed last month).

Bears stand accused of over-hyping the Chinese slowdown and mistaking a weak patch for a crisis in the offing.

He was also admired by David Hume and Jean-Jacques Rousseau but the empiricists had little time for such fancy notions and Nietzsche dismissed him as "a bore" and accused him of interposing logic between instinct and the world.

One of his primary rivals, former Senator Paul E. Tsongas, called him a "pander bear," and Mr. Bush accused him of trying to be all things to all men.

Her attitude towards the people in her life, by all accounts, was one of cold calculation and emotional manipulation, but at the same time she could not bear to be accused of those very things.

In a typical scenario, a whistleblower will file a lawsuit under the False Claims Act, with the hope that the Justice Department will "intervene" -- essentially, adopt the case and bring the might of the federal government to bear on the accused wrongdoer.

WASHINGTON -- Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul mocked concerns about global warming, rising sea levels and endangered polar bears Thursday, accusing the White House of being run by "extremists" and "hysterics" who don't care about jobs.

The resulting report that bears his name accused each side of wrongdoing — deliberately making civilians targets.