Sentence examples for charged of being from inspiring English sources

Mujahid, who had been accused but not charged of being a bodyguard for Osama bin Laden, is now deemed not to pose any danger to the US.

Second, and more substantially, this solution of the old evidence problem can be charged of being an elusive change of the subject: for it was Mercury's data, not anything else, that had to be recovered as having confirmed (and still confirming, some would add) Einstein's theory.

A second charge, of being drunk and disorderly, was withdrawn.

** The hope, evidently, was to deflect charges of being merely power-hungry by inviting charges of being — on behalf of wealthy contributors — merely money-hungry.

The charge of being out of touch is as old as politics itself.

And he weathered charges of being a "vulture capitalist" by some of his Republican rivals earlier this year.

They are, at the same time, sensitive to the charge of being detached.

They have their answer ready to the deadly charge of being a "do-nothing Congress".

Diana Merlos Espericueta, 24, was arrested in December 2004 on charges of being a member of a kidnapping ring.

It's still vulnerable to the Tory charge of being the party of splurge.

The composer of The Ring must therefore be rescued from the charge of being a reactionary.