Sentence examples for is indicting from inspiring English sources
verb
To accuse of wrongdoing; charge.
- A book that indicts modern values
He is indicting socialism.
It's unclear at times whether Beattie is indicting the banalities of therapy or enacting them.
Huizenga expects his company to be a force for justice, exonerating customers who are, as he put it, "good people trying to push back the cruel world that is indicting them unfairly".
If structural racism and state violence against African-Americans, aided and abetted by global capitalism, are as rampant as Davis says, isn't she disappointed in the failure of the US's first African-American president to speak out when a case comes up that seems to dramatise what she is indicting?
The U.S. Department of Justice is indicting a Miami man for working with two co-conspirators in Russia to steal 130 million credit and debit card numbers between 2006 and 2008.
So, the movie is indicting Belfort, but the star and executive producer is endorsing him in a, "C'mon, he's cool now," way.
Rosenberg is indicted on all four counts.
Fritzsche is indicted on Counts One, Three and Four.
Jodl is indicted on all four counts.
Hess is indicted under all four counts.
