Sentence examples for easy to accuse from inspiring English sources

It is easy to accuse him of cynicism both in casting and in his choice of subject matter.

It would be easy to accuse the art market of a covert conservatism in falling for Modigliani's nude.

"It's easy to accuse if you generalise and put everyone in one mass," she told Match TV.

When such applications are approved, Mr. Bessen said, "the borders are fuzzy, so it's really easy to accuse others of trespassing on your ideas".

It is very easy to sit back and criticise the big energy suppliers, easy to accuse them of ripping the British public off.

Ultimately, the show's jauntiness undercuts its seriousness, and it is easy to accuse it of forgetting the people who matter: the victims.

It's easier to accuse the govt. of failure to accomplish its own ends (enhancing our "prestige" & so on) than to try to hold the govt. to standards of conduct devised by oneself..

Ferguson apologised for this in an open letter in the Harvard Crimson, though he concluded the letter defensively by saying, "For the self-appointed inquisitors of [the] internet, it is always easier to accuse than seriously to inquire".

It's even easier to accuse someone else of it.

And that's the danger — that it's easier to accuse Africans of these crimes, because, what is their recourse?" she added.

It's easier to accuse your wife of spending too much on new clothes than it is to tell her you're worried about not making more money and having enough to provide for your family.