"I felt humiliated that they should accuse me, who loved my country, of being a spy.
It was also recognized that the respondent could often counter the dilemma by duplicating the original argument and "turning it back" (convertere) on the interrogator, using it as a kind of boomerang ("if he is modest, you should accuse him because he will be concerned by such a charge; if he is bad, you should also accuse him because he is not a good man").
If those falling under Trump's sway are reading this, and feel compelled to echo his views on why we should suspect all Muslims and Mexicans, why we should accuse the Pope, should demean women, etc.--because he says to--please take a deep breath.
And further, that Romney should accuse Obama of reneging on his campaign promise not to raise taxes because, technically, he has, according to the Supreme Court.
NO ONE should accuse David Cameron's coalition government of timidity: the ambitions attached to its new energy bill, unveiled as The Economist went to press, are vast.
If we talk about violation of human rights, we should accuse the U.N. special representative for Afghanistan, who supported the mujahedeen at the time and now calls them warlords.
It does seem odd that a former National Security Council adviser for the country that invaded Iraq based solely on its alleged possession of weapons of mass destruction should accuse me of "reckless conspiracy theorizing".
But now suppose I ask you: "Why do you suppose the perceptual experience in which the hat looks blue to you is justified?" In response to that question, you should accuse me of misusing the word 'justification'justification
No one should accuse Yamaha Electronics ' CRW-F1 CD recorder of lacking ambition; the company has boldly proclaimed with almost comical earnestness that its latest optical recorder ushers in a new era of CD recording.
So quite honestly I'm not sure we should accuse Facebook of screening anything...because we are already doing it for ourselves.
