Sentence examples for general accusations from inspiring English sources

Povinelli makes many general accusations, but can she offer the results of research anywhere near as rigorous as Chagnon's that show the Yanomamö to be other than he has depicted them?

"This is not quite as extraordinary as everyone is making it out to be," he told the committee, noting that past annual reports by the intelligence service have included general accusations about foreign nations' influence in Canada.

In an interview on Sky on Sunday morning, Burnham, who was health secretary from 2009 to 2010, said: "To be honest, I'm fed up of these general accusations being hurled in my direction.

The suggestion was condemned by Tim May, the chief executive of the Federation of International Cricketers Associationss, who retorted: "Player associations are getting sick and tired of people coming out making these general accusations, the effect of which casts doubts over the entire player base.

The immediate and general accusation was: "You're a Manchester City fan".

So I think his general accusation is well-founded.

That is what the group calls Yazidis, members of an Iraqi religious minority whom it has treated murderously, though it may have been a more general accusation.

The seven former NotW staff face one general accusation of conspiracy to access voicemails that prosecutors say could affect up to 600 victims, along with other charges related to specific people.

Furthermore, the specific charges brought against the king were partisan and not uniformly defensible, and the general accusation that he intended to establish an "absolute Despotism" is hardly warranted.

"Instead of a general accusation like 'You're always putting me down', be specific about the problems and how you feel and suggest how you would prefer to work together".

Greenblatt counters the more general accusation that his biography is too speculative by arguing that even when comparatively rich material in the form of a subject's letters and diaries exists, there will always have to be an imaginative leap on the part of the biographer; you could never amass enough material to avoid speculation entirely.