Sentence examples for fairly accuse from inspiring English sources

They were making sure that nobody could fairly accuse CBS of ignoring world affairs.

It may seem awkward for a remainer to enact a leave mandate, but no one can fairly accuse May of Europhiliac, open-door liberalism.

But there is no redemption in pool play, only the realization that whatever happens in the medal round, beginning Wednesday against Australia, no one will fairly accuse the N.B.A. stars of mistaking the global stage for the Rucker League.

But on the Clacton allegation he just said that he risked his career when he triggered the byelection and that: "I don't think anyone can fairly accuse me of doing so for personal gain".

And you can't fairly accuse Ms. Kennedy of being too brittle, clean or toothy, because that's what she's meant to be until experience and the fear of losing Émile give her character and performance some depth.

In the streets of Jidda, there appears to be confusion about whether Mr. bin Laden is being fairly accused.

The reverse exodus has become so pronounced that downtown Detroit can now be fairly accused of imitating such desirable New York addresses as Chelsea or TriBeCa.

If the administration had such specific warnings of possible attack and failed to share them, it would be fairly accused of withholding vital information from the public.

Fiat might be fairly accused of a bait and switch in the case of Jennifer Lopez, who was not on set in an advertisement in which she was depicted driving through her native Bronx, but the charge of falsifying nationhood is considerably trickier to pin on the 500.

It seems terribly clear that out-to-lunch gay liberationists (except, of course, Lambda Legal Defense, which hasn't been seen lunching in public since its inception) have between them fostered a culture, which if it cannot be accused of hypocrisy (and it can not), may be fairly accused of its opposite, sincerity.

Both Internet cheerleaders (as I have been fairly accused of being) and Internet opponents do too little to understand the truth in the other side's charges.