Sentence examples for consistent accusations from inspiring English sources

If a man can survive public, eerily consistent accusations by so many women over such a long period of time, other victims might reason, what chance do they have?

The tour, from the band's point of view, had been put together as a show of unity in the face of consistent accusations of rivalry between the two bands, especially in Europe.

That is consistent with United Nations accusations that the Tamil Tigers have refused to let some of its staff members leave the conflict area.

The rights group said that it had seen a report from the Tehran medical examiner describing, among other injuries, bruises to the man's buttocks and anus from blows from a hard object that were consistent with the accusation of sexual assault.

The bodies were found in a heap, which is consistent with Mr Klann's accusations.

Yet even though Mr. Gephardt's voting record has remained fairly consistent in recent years, the accusation that he lacks a core lingers among his critics.

Law was reportedly deported on the grounds of misconduct but Eames said Laws denied the accusations and they were not consistent with his experience of him.

Now, in response to accusations of political expediency, Mr. Greenspan says his approach has been consistent: supporting tax cuts when surpluses loomed, and endorsing revenue increases now that deficits are the leading worry.

The Karuna group split from the LTTE in 2004, and denies accusations that it is actively recruiting child soldiers - despite consistent reports to the contrary.

Consistent and determined, Button had delivered in a way that all but silenced the playboy accusations.

One of President Trump's most consistent rhetorical maneuvers is a fairly basic but often highly effective one the diversionary reverse accusation.