Sentence examples for commonly accused from inspiring English sources

The fashion world is commonly accused of taking itself too seriously.

By Judith Thurman The fashion world is commonly accused of taking itself too seriously.

"Families of people who have got schizophrenia are commonly accused of things by the patient".

And the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission, a body dominated by Mr. Mugabe's appointees, has been commonly accused by the M.D.C. of rigging elections.

Despite drawing only about 3m viewers each evening ("American Idol" gets 15m) the channel is commonly accused of poisoning political discourse in the country.

Human rights activists are commonly accused of seeking to subvert the state, but it is unusual for the government to include an allegation that someone is seeking to overthrow the Socialist system.

We commonly accuse our legislators and our president of acting childishly on such occasions.

But even when there is DNA evidence of a completed sexual act, as there was in the Strauss-Kahn case, the accused commonly claim that the sex was consensual, not a crime.

He accused the accuser.

(Commonly, Mr Mbeki accuses his opponent of racism if he is white, or of supporting a "white agenda" if he is black).There followed an odd outburst this month against Winston Churchill, in which Mr Mbeki called for a "cold war" against whites who, like Churchill, think bad things about black-run Africa.

But the private university, owned and operated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, commonly called the Mormon church, accuSaintsrney in November of violating the scommonlyhonor calledfthe it got hold of the police case file in her case. .