Sentence examples for latter accusations from inspiring English sources

While an indictment for firebombing would have been substantially sound, the latter accusations would have been based, exclusively, on the Nazis warped racial theories.

Limbaugh denies the latter accusation, but he happily embraces the former.

In the context of the ongoing Cyprus problem, one can understand how serious this latter accusation is.

The Lib Dems have surely thrown off the latter accusation by showing that they can lose in spectacular fashion under both PR and first past the post.

The latter accusation tends to come from the more scholarly precincts of pop-culture fandom, from the comic-book, fantasy- and science-fiction aficionados (notice I didn't say geeks) whose sensibilities have come to dominate large-scale, humor-deficient moviemaking in recent years.

The latter accusation might've been easier to swallow if my novel was actually selling out.

The latter accusation is the subject that brings Ernst's case to the Supreme Court today.

The latter accusation is apt to keep the issue burning indefinitely and fires the demand for an independent "truth commission".

The latter accusation stems from the discovery that Invisible Children has clear financial ties to fundamentalist Christianity and there are those who believe it is an organization using the horrors wreaked by Kony as a means to secretly convert and evangelize the youth of the world.

Yet even in making the latter accusation, he flirted with incitement, tweeting: "Bernie Sanders is lying when he says his disrupters aren't told to go to my events.

He is soon charged with corruption and sodomy (the latter based on accusations by his family's former driver), charges he dismisses as politically motivated.