Sentence examples for begin to accuse from inspiring English sources

They cannot argue with the way you feel, but they will become more defensive and hurtful to you (both at that moment and in the future) if you begin to accuse.

Some began to accuse him of authoritarianism.

In another last-minute shift, he began to accuse Humphrey of being insufficiently concerned about military unpreparedness.

In the mid-'80s, former members began to accuse Mr. Bhaktipada of running New Vrindaban as a cult of personality.

In early 2007 US and British officials began to accuse Iran of supplying anti-occupation fighters with advanced IEDs, known as "explosively formed penetrators".

The bungalow had no phone, so on the way home I sometimes stopped at the phone booth on the corner to call my girlfriend, who had begun to accuse me of loving Rockaway more than I loved her.

If the people do not oblige, media outlets – fully under military control since the 3 July coup – have already begun to accuse the Muslim Brotherhood of responsibility for every act of violence from Sinai to Cairo.

A few days after Kristy arrived in London on 16 December 2010, Bikubi, a man he thought of as his uncle, began to accuse him of witchcraft after he wet his pants.

Mr. Fairey, who sued The Associated Press in 2009 as it began to accuse him of copyright infringement for using one of its photographs as the basis for the poster, said that he did not appropriate any copyrightable material and that his use of the photograph, which showed Mr. Obama looking up pensively, constituted fair use under copyright law.

Incredibly, Rubio has begun to accuse Obama of stalling on immigration.

The "official" Twitter and Facebook pages soon began to accuse each other of being hacked.