Sentence examples for inflammatory accusations from inspiring English sources

It is seriously wrong to make false, inflammatory accusations — if she has.

They were outmatched by human rights groups and defense lawyers, with their inflammatory accusations about torture and secret evidence.

For the left, the inflammatory accusations are sexism, homophobia and racism – alongside the newer charges of transphobia and "whorephobia".

Tensions have remained high, with both countries maintaining their long-standing habit of trading inflammatory accusations.

Other news outlets had the material, but the contents, which contained inflammatory accusations against the president-elect, are unverified.

The goal, they say, is to try to win an acquittal by taking the sting out of inflammatory accusations.

Given the history of poisonous relations between the Los Angeles Police Department and the city's black community--a history symbolized by the beating of Rodney King only three years earlier--this was bound to be an inflammatory accusation.

In this war-torn country where the economy may shrink for the first time in a half-century, Mrs. Kumaratunga has built her coalition's campaign on an inflammatory accusation: that the United National Party made a secret and traitorous pact with the rebel Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam to turn over the north and east of the country to their leader, Velupillai Prabhakaran.

Furthermore, the inflammatory accusation that the Jews were complicit in their own demise has been contested by, among others, the scholar Walter Laqueur, who deems it "ahistorical, if not unethical and indecent, to pass judgment on the behavior of persons in the most extreme peril for their lives... from the vantage point of the present".

The inflammatory accusation was made during a spat in the legislature over the fate of detainees from the country who are imprisoned in Australia.

"We here continue to stress publicly and privately... the importance of preventing inflammatory rhetoric, accusations or actions on both sides (that) can feed the violence".