Sentence examples for extraordinary accusations from inspiring English sources

"In my view, extraordinary accusations demand extraordinary proof.

Speaking to BBC Radio Berkshire this morning Read defended the song against the "extraordinary" accusations of racism.

And Mr. Ahmadinejad, the hard-line incumbent, had appeared on the defensive, hurling extraordinary accusations at some of the Islamic republic's founding figures.

"You know nothing about real life", or "You don't understand the real world", are extraordinary accusations when you look closely at them.

Chinese state media directly affiliated with the State Secrets Bureau laid out the extraordinary accusations on a Chinese Web site on Saturday.

It is an extraordinary accusation, backed by no evidence, that plows across a bipartisan line.

Amid the growing clamour last week about university funding, an extraordinary accusation of racism was hurled at the University of Edinburgh by the headteacher of an independent school in Brighton, who accused the Scottish establishment of social engineering.

By making the extraordinary irresponsible accusation that the Muslim Student Associations is a front for a "terrorist organization --and that students whorganization --andby assorganization --ands--Ms.

Even for a man who launched his candidacy by accusing Mexico of sending rapists and drug dealers across the border, Trump's recent remarks about Latinos and Muslims were extraordinary, sparking fresh accusations of bigotry.

I found the accusation extraordinary.

In his last few days, he gave a series of interviews to British police, and wrote an extraordinary letter of accusation.