Sentence examples for constantly accusing from inspiring English sources

New Englanders, too, were constantly accusing one another of — sometimes executing one another for — heinous crimes like Anabaptism, Antinomianism, Familism and, most heinous of all, Quakerism.

Your kleptomaniac cubemate is constantly accusing you of stealing things off her desk.

They are a drug user or a cheater - yet they are constantly accusing you of that.

Rewriting history is one of the many offenses that political conservatives are constantly accusing liberals of committing.

We discovered that she was constantly accusing herself of inadequate work skills, blaming herself for being fired, even though it was clear that her company had downsized.

The Fidesz campaign also focused its vitriol on 86-year-old Hungarian-American George Soros, with Orbán constantly accusing the Jewish billionaire of trying to overthrow the government by employing thousands of agents to do his bidding.

His opponents constantly accused him of being a dictator.

He admitted he still receives countless death threats, and is constantly accused of being a racist.

On right-wing radio, Obama is constantly accused of tyranny and treason.

America is constantly accused, and often with justice, of being uncritically supportive of Israel.

Uzbekistan is critically short of water, and constantly accuses Kyrgyzstan of hoarding it upstream.