Sentence examples for endless charges from inspiring English sources

Toyota, stung by endless charges of stodginess and complacency, unveiled a remade Avalon sedan that seeks to banish that model's geriatric image.

Outside of the soap operas that seem to swirl around Olympic skating -- paging Tonya Harding -- there have been endless charges of questionable practices of bloc judging.

One core innovation of the NLRA was the creation of a five-member National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to administer the act with its oft-bitter union elections, disruptive strikes and endless charges of unfair labor practices.

There's the endless charges and government discrimination lawsuits against his realty outfit for blatantly excluding African-American tenants from his New York rentals in the 1970s, his manic one-man crusade to plop the Central Park Five in the gas chamber, the relentless birther smearing of President Obama, and his rip of Obama for the Baltimore riots.

The endless rush of scenery is as charged with giddy youthfulness as Leonard Bernstein's boisterous score.

After endless delays since charges were first brought in 2002 — the judge fell off a ladder, the lead prosecutor had a baby, Mr. Kelly developed appendicitis — opening arguments in the case will finally be heard on Tuesday.

It would embolden GOP congressional leaders to press even harder for public hearings on Benghazi, and drag Obama into an endless go-round of charges and counter charges on Benghazi and the administration's overall foreign policy initiatives and direction in the Middle East.

We do not like to read about people who could do things no one else could have done - yet Darwin's endless application and charge of theorising power have been available to few others.

In summer 2005, he was one of at least 200 prisoners who undertook a mass hunger strike to protest about their daily living conditions and the injustice of their seemingly endless imprisonment without charge or trial.

Prevented from exercising the only power they still hold - the right to starve themselves to death in protest at their endless detention without charge or trial - twice a day they are held in restraint chairs, using 18 separate straps, and are fed through a thick tube inserted into the stomach through the nose, which is removed after each feeding in a deliberate attempt to "break" their will.

With its crowded cafes, charged thinking, endless talking and jumpy personalities, the city was hyperkinetic.