Sentence examples for if accusing from inspiring English sources
She is aware of the liberal twitching she causes – what if accusing her of racism is in itself racist?
You know who voted for it — you might never know?" "That one," he added acerbically, and pointed toward Mr. Obama as if accusing him of a crime.
Others took it as a reprimand and bristled that it was done in such a public way, as if accusing the good people of New Paltz of being bigots in need of character education.
Once, This American Life ran a fifty-eight minute story about a sexual assault case in which nobody believed the eighteen-year-old victim, and had the audacity to title the episode, "Anatomy of Doubt," as if accusing young women of lying is a biological predisposition.
"If accused of blasphemy, you are in great difficulty.
Even if accused of it, I would have no complaints.
The London traders could advance the same argument if accused of a violation.
"If accused is released, she is likely to go into hiding".
Under New York divorce law, a spouse can receive some marital assets even if accused of attacking a partner.
If accused, we could be subject to legal proceedings and, worse, private shame for not attending to the only thing our mother has left.
But, as president, only if accused of treason can he be made to answer to the courts—as the Constitutional Council, headed by one Roland Dumas, once affirmed.
