Sentence examples for familiar charges from inspiring English sources

Then there are the familiar charges that Mr Cameron is arrogant, cliquey and snooty.

And the Palestinians did not level their familiar charges that the Israelis were using reckless force to repress the protests.

In a flailing effort to address the pain of the middle class, the Republicans repeated familiar charges that Mr. Obama advocates a redistribution of wealth.

But already in "The Clouds", there are the familiar charges of Socrates corrupting the young and threatening to subvert society and of being impious.

Mr. Stepp also raises the familiar charges of racism in the book, but the politically correct ending he suggests is even more contrived than the original.

The pursuit by law enforcement never stopped, and in 1983 Fisher was tried on a slew of familiar charges.

That's the familiar charge when politicians seem to be sacrificing ideological commitment to expediency.

Now, it seems, repetition of this familiar charge requires Blair to commit professional hara-kiri.

Alonso made a familiar charge, putting a slick move to burst past Felipe Massa and Mark Webber.

A familiar charge against the Jews, however, continued to pursue the Christians: that they felt a hatred of mankind.

It is a familiar charge that Mr. Romney has rejected, but without supplying enough details to lay the claim to rest.