Sentence examples for inadvertently accusing from inspiring English sources

The actor Viggo Mortensen has apologized to Canada after inadvertently accusing the country of policy misdeeds for which he meant to chastise political leaders of the United States.

McCain was quick to say that yes, Russia's invasion is the "greatest military tragedy since the Cold War" and said it with a little less accusatory tone than his last gaffe inadvertently accusing the U.S. of doing what Russia did to Georgia: "Invade an innocent country".

Anyway, the guy got to within a few feet of us, and before he or I could say anything, my wife blurted out, "You get any deer?" My wife grew up in New Jersey and doesn't exactly keep tabs on the length of the deer-hunting season in upstate New York, so she had no idea that she'd inadvertently accused this stranger with a gun of being a poacher, which he might well have been.

The study follows a complaint by Survival International to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation accusinglopment accusing WWF of inadvertently facilitating serious human rights abuses against Pygmies living in Cameroonian rainforests.

Harwood is scheduled to appear before a Met gross misconduct hearing next year, accused of "inadvertently causing or contributing" to Tomlinson's death.

Harwood will face a Metropolitan police gross misconduct hearing at which he stands accused of "inadvertently causing or contributing to" Tomlinson's death.

Judge Howell asked Mr. Bowen, the Justice Department lawyer, several questions about an earlier episode in which Mr. Zaid was accused of inadvertently disclosing classified information in court papers, including which intelligence agency was involved.

Instead, SNH today stands accused of inadvertently aiding and abetting its extinction through a combination of arrogance and deceit, the inevitable consequences of dressing up civil servants in Barbour jackets and Hunter wellies and giving them shiny new 4x4s for the purpose of jouking around the western Highlands.

Mohammed Ali Malek, a 27-year-old Tunisian, is accused of inadvertently ramming the overloaded fishing boat into a merchant ship that had come to rescue it, causing it to capsize.

The criminal justice system has always used "good cop/bad cop" interrogation methods to trick the accused into inadvertently testifying against themselves.

When, in a fury at the empty chest, Stache inadvertently slams the lid down on his own hand, he gets in a full minute's worth of mugging, before accusing Peter of "single-handedly" rendering him "single-handed".