Sentence examples for continually accused from inspiring English sources

He continually accused others of plagiarism, but rarely acknowledged his own intellectual debts.

Throughout the first hour, as he has during the campaign, Mr. Sarkozy continually accused Mr. Hollande of "'calumny" and "lies".

As a party which is continually accused of promising the Earth on the basis that we won't ever have to deliver on our promises, the Lib Dems have had to be extraordinarily careful when discussing tax policy.

He is continually accused of making London look like a sanitised, poshified and sucrose-enhanced romcom-parody of the actual city, and the seed of that accusation was probably planted with this film.

There are some differences between what Alphonso is doing and what Facebook is continually accused of, however.

The West and Kiev have continually accused Moscow of arming and training the separatists, but Russia maintains the insurgents are acting independently.

Right-wing politicians and Fox News opinionators continually accuse public broadcasting of liberal bias, and Mr. Carr to some extent agrees.

Human rights organizations continually accuse state forces of torture and forced disappearances, despite government efforts to present Mexico's army as a stabilizing force in the drug conflict.

The man taunted Mr. Cote continually and accused him of harassment, said Mr. Cote's mother, Rachel Cote.

The dispute over the presentation of intelligence evidence is a serious one for Mr. Blair, who regularly appeals for public trust but whose government has continually been accused of manipulating information in its favor.

The DSM committee has been accused of continually expanding the categories of mental illness, resulting in "diagnostic inflation" – with the result that increasing numbers of us are diagnosed with one condition or another.