Sentence examples for cannot reasonably be accused from inspiring English sources

His friend is probably not foolish at all, and cannot reasonably be accused of missing the irony of words he hasn't even heard.

They also say that because Congress does not appropriate nearly enough money to deport all of the 11 million undocumented immigrants estimated to be living in the United States, the president is obligated to choose whom he deports, so he cannot reasonably be accused of usurping lawmakers' authority or failing to execute the law.

Though both of these films have their merits beyond merely keeping the prosthetic jowl industry in business, both could reasonably be accused of not telling the full story.

For the same reason, Chapter 2 also "cannot reasonably be viewed as an endorsement of religion".

Florida statutory law cannot reasonably be thought to require the counting of improperly marked ballots.

France's six million sheep, Mr. Préveraud said, cannot reasonably be expected to "cohabitate" with wolves.

She, like generations before her, cannot reasonably be said to have an emerging adulthood.

It cannot reasonably be asserted that these drug policies are actually intended to help or protect people.

But "The Year of Living Biblically" cannot reasonably be described as "intellectual adventure," even if Mr. Jacobs uses that term.

It cannot reasonably be disputed that the incident that left Mr. Martin dead began with ugly racial profiling.

The comic strip, defined as a mass medium, cannot reasonably be said to have existed before the invention of printing.