Sentence examples for leader of being from inspiring English sources

But grassroots activists accused the Lib Dem leader of being "in denial".

You can't accuse the Labour leader of being afraid to make himself a hostage to fortune.

"He has the one great and essential qualification in a Liberal leader of being a Liberal himself".

Sanchez accused the revolutionary leader of being a "true drugs Godfather", harbouring Colombian drug lords and directing shipments of cocaine via Cuba to the US.

When David Cameron twice accused the Labour leader of being a "small-c conservative" at last Wednesday's PMQs, it struck some inside Westminster as odd.

Cameron conceded that the outlook for the world economy was "choppy and difficult" but accused the Labour leader of being "thoroughly irresponsible".

He accused Arab leaders of being "stooges" of Western powers and indifferent to the well-being of their citizens.

Upon his return, Gudkov was accused by Duma leaders of being a traitor.

Mr. Forbes switched in 1999, accusing Republican leaders of being "tone deaf" to ordinary Americans' concerns.

Some critics have accused Japanese leaders of being misleading or in denial about the severity of the radiation problem.

Profitability increases for the follower, while the leader suffers on account of being the Stackelberg leader.