Sentence examples for explicitly accuses from inspiring English sources

A local resident named Sandokan (Roberto Farías) loudly and explicitly accuses a newly arrived priest (José Soza) of raping him when he was a child.

One town councilman, Steve Bass, explicitly accuses Mr. Feiner of using the proposal "to distract from the main problem" — the big increase.

Buchanan's column explicitly accuses Democrats of wanting to encourage immigration because, he writes, the party is "hostile to white men because the smaller the share of the U.S. population that white men become, the sooner that Democrats inherit the national estate". Felicia Sonmez contributed to this story.

First, he sent out the above two tweets in which he explicitly accuses me of lying to him.

The e-mails do not explicitly accuse any companies of breaking the law.

France explicitly accused Iran for the first time of making a bomb.

Earlier this month, a Pentagon report explicitly accused the Chinese military of the attacks.

Only one person whose photo was published was explicitly accused of a violent crime.

It marked the first time the US had ever explicitly accused a foreign government of launching a cyber-attack on American interests.

In The Columbia Journalism Review article, Mr. Blumenthal never explicitly accused Mr. Bronner of providing favorable coverage as a quid pro quo for receiving speaking engagements from Mr. Levine's firm.

The commission did not explicitly accuse the Chinese government of orchestrating the attacks, but said they were consistent with Chinese military protocol, according to Bloomberg.