Sentence examples for note of accusation from inspiring English sources

He described the Vietnamese as "a welcoming people," and he avoided any note of accusation.

He added, with a note of accusation in his voice, "In Germany, France and England, the government is going in to help the car manufacturers".

The novelist hints at an answer, a note of self-accusation, even self-pity, audible in her voice.

The chapter on AIDS begins with a sharp note of criticism: an accusation that the medical establishment is acting "in passive connivance with the homosexual lobby".

The police did not respond Tuesday to questions about the substance of the note or the accusations of bullying.

And, of course, a lot of accusations -- note the recent exchange between Carole and Aviva in NY.

Mr. Krause also took note of the investigation in the call, but did not address the accusations in detail.

That sentiment was echoed by human rights organizations, which noted that accusations of arbitrary killings and beatings that were not considered torture would remain under the jurisdiction of the military authorities.

He notes that accusations of socially sanctioned cannibalism in a society typically arise from an alternative society with whom they are often in conflict.

Front-line officers are tired of accusations that they're racist, he noted.

Others noted accusations of attempted match-fixing.