Sentence examples for most common accusation from inspiring English sources
The most common accusation against economists in this crisis is that they failed because they didn't see it coming.
The most common accusation levelled at opponents of the nuclear fuel chain is that our arguments are "emotional", or that we're trying to silence rational debate through unspecified means.
Their 2nd-century spokesmen had to dispel the belief, often recorded, that they practiced magic involving cannibalism; further, that they indulged in sex orgies, incestuous to boot; and, the most common accusation of all, that they were atheists people who denied the existence of the gods and rejected accepted cults.
The most common accusation pointed at Belgium is that they do not move the ball quickly enough when faced with massed ranks; fortunately they were up against nothing of the sort here, allowing a tentative Hungary a quantity of possession they might not have bargained for before pouncing on the regular occasions it was squandered.
The most common accusation was that TechCrunch sold endorsements of startups, either in exchange for advertising buys on the site, or for outright cash payments.
But the most common accusation hurled against atheists is that they are insufferably arrogant.
One of the most common accusations levelled against Coldplay is that they're "middle-class".
One of the most common accusations of this election campaign has been that a proposal is unfunded.
Misogyny is one of the most common accusations against Opus Dei.
The most common defence against both accusations is that programming at an early age is more like learning a musical instrument or foreign language: something that can benefit all children beyond the specific skill being taught, rather than a drive to train up more professional musicians or translators.
According to the National Registry of Exonerations, the most common factors associated with murder exonerations are perjury and false accusations, followed by official misconduct, mistaken witness identification, false confessions and false and misleading forensic evidence.
