Sentence examples for no one accused from inspiring English sources

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Viewing the data collection business as an extension of its cloud services, late last year Amazon partnered with Lockheed Martin to announce a base station as a service business called Amazon Base Station (no one accused them of being branding geniuses).

With the reins of administrative power for the team being handed over to Coutts and his lieutenants, the tactician Brad Butterworth and the navigator Tom Schnackenberg -- and a solid corps of the world's best sailors on their flanks -- no one accused Coutts of idle boasting.

No one accused Dynegy of malfeasance on the epic scale of Enron.

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Everyone in the political-media world knows that far from you being the only editor or journalist who took part in hacking and invasion of privacy, there are loads who did and nothing happened to them, just as I can name MPs and ministers today who fiddled the expenses system for personal profit – something no one accused me of – and who escaped without a mark on their character.

No one accused Mr. Koch of any wrongdoing.

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Let no one accuse the Pixar animators of resting on their laurels.

No one accuses Donovan Bailey of lacking confidence.

Let no one accuse me of bloodlessness.

Let no one accuse this government of ambition.

Certainly no one accuses him of being a lefty.

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