Sentence examples for having been accused from inspiring English sources

"I've been married for 33 years, I've never had an accusation of such things," Moore said, despite having been accused multiple times of such things.

Having been accused of abandoning his party's principles, Clegg struck a markedly more assertive note.

(a) The priest recently hired by Giuliani's consulting firm despite having been accused of molesting young boys.

Having been accused of determinism by some critics of his earlier work, Fukuyama emphasizes the role of contingency.

We feel that they're guilty in part because they're sitting in a courtroom having been accused of a terrible crime.

Uganda has a spotty record with helicopters, having been accused by international investigators of buying junk helicopters at inflated prices.

Dieudonné is a controversial figure in France, having been accused of insulting the memory of Holocaust victims.

Ward is hardly an innocent, having been accused of ethics violations, for which he was mildly rebuked.

In 1957 Reich was imprisoned, having been accused of peddling his orgone boxes as a cure for cancer.

"I'm in a position of having been accused of misleading the committee on something I didn't know about".

Mr. Medan is a controversial figure in some circles, having been accused of helping orchestrate the chaos of 1998 — a charge he flatly denies.