Sentence examples for offensive accusations from inspiring English sources

Any high-value information coming out of presidential debates and rallies has been overshadowed by big personalities, offensive accusations and controversial sound bites.

The chair of the UK charity watchdog has rejected the "offensive" accusation that he tried to gag charities from speaking out on the EU referendum because of his own political views.

For his part, the president has vehemently denied that his administration would purposefully leak national security information, calling it an "offensive" accusation.

The offensive provoked accusations that Croatian troops had committed ethnic cleansing and civil-rights abuses; these accusations were disproven by a European Community Monitor Mission (ECMM) report after an ECMM team tour of the area captured by Croatian forces two days after the offensive ended.

However they argued the phrase "goyim" was not offensive and accusations that they were indoctrinating children were "without basis".

In May Mr. Gibson took the offensive with accusations that the script analyzed by the scholars had been out of date and stolen.

Both Mr. Sabin and Mr. Schneiderman said they found the political accusations offensive.

The government has gone on the offensive to deny accusations of dictatorship and corruption.

Mr. Romney called the accusation offensive.

She and her lawyer, Steven S. London, call the accusation offensive and misleading.

Their sudden riches were made more offensive by the accusation from fans of other clubs that Chelsea "ain't got no history", that they were just a rich man's toy, insults intended to rationalise their success, strip it of meaning and make it less moral.