Sentence examples for common accusations from inspiring English sources

One of the most common accusations levelled against Coldplay is that they're "middle-class".

The outrage over Ms. Guo has led many Chinese to discuss common accusations of corruption in the Red Cross, which the government favors over private foundations and charities.

One of the most common accusations of this election campaign has been that a proposal is unfunded.

Misogyny is one of the most common accusations against Opus Dei.

CSUN students Francisco Sanchez and Stephany Rodas could almost cite word-for-word -- and refute -- some of the common accusations that Trump has made about Mexican immigrants.

Muslims are often put in a very difficult position following these attacks, when they are faced with common accusations that Islam is an inherently violent religion and Muslims the inevitable perpetrators of extremism.

"Self promotion" is a common accusation.

The common accusation was that church funds had ended up in his personal accounts.

His accusers denounced him for his ties to America and for amassing dollars, a common accusation at the time.

The most common accusation against economists in this crisis is that they failed because they didn't see it coming.

In fact the common accusation is not that Bukowski isn't a good poet, but that his work is barely even poetry at all.