Sentence examples for public accuser from inspiring English sources

The White House's initial refusal to allow Ms. Rice to testify and its cynical use of a confidential adviser as a public accuser would have been bad enough.

During those events, Donald Trump had said it was a "scary time" for young men in America and had mocked Kavanaugh's most public accuser, Christine Blasey Ford.

And Mr. McSorley would become one of the scandal's most public accusers, appearing at news conferences, demonstrations and court hearings.

Public accusations of breaches are rare and guarded, and are usually followed by an apology by the accuser.

The former "Baywatch" star went on to victim-blame many of the Harvey Weinstein accusers who first went public with accusations last fall.

Often, proceedings are only revealed after the fact, in public lawsuits between accused and accuser, or school and student.

Under canon law, the lawyers said, tribunal hearings are not public, and the accusers would probably not be allowed to attend.

What privacy issues do you think the accusers of public personalities face when making criminal accusations?

And with the latest accuser going public in a news conference with the celebrity lawyer Gloria Allred on Monday, it is unclear when that might change.

Almost every case featured public scrutiny of the accuser's history and values and motivations; almost every case featured a woman who choses to publicly stand by the accused.

The man's testimony amounted to the first concrete, painfully public statements from an accuser in the case against Sandusky, which has rocked the Penn State community, and which led to the removal in November of Paterno and Graham B. Spanier, the university president.