Sentence examples for may be accused from inspiring English sources

He may be accused of scaremongering.

There he may be accused of minor spin at most.

A shaman himself may be accused of being a witch.

Sir John, however, may be accused of straying into risky political waters by airing these thoughts.

Those claiming addiction may be accused of seeking a medical excuse for simple promiscuity.

The program may be accused, unfairly, of practicing a kind of voyeuristic disaster tourism.

When a young unmarried girl gets pregnant, the man may be accused of "defilement" - rape.

In "My Name Is Will," Winfield may be accused of treating his favorite literary lion unceremoniously.

If so, he may be accused of confusing his moral and theological judgments with his aesthetic ones.

One London newspaper's account began: "He may be accused of ordering the slaughter of hundreds his countrymen, but..."...

I may be accused of favoritism, but there were two outstanding essays this year on Bruce Springsteen.