Sentence examples for quicker to accuse from inspiring English sources

The generosity of the country's social-security net has made people quicker to accuse immigrants of exploiting it.

He is quick to accuse adversaries of bad faith or even corruption.

Vietnamese authorities were quick to accuse the South Carolina-based Montagnard Foundation of having instigated unrest.

Mr. Cantor's critics have been quick to accuse him of hypocrisy, and with good reason.

Conservatives were quick to accuse Justice Breyer of pursuing an activist judicial agenda.

She is quick to accuse people who disagree with her of being frauds and greed-heads.

Opponents were quick to accuse the Ampatuans of engineering Monday's attack.

Indian climbers had been quick to accuse the Rathods of altering the photographs.

Members of the opposition were quick to accuse the government of hijacking the homecoming for political gain.

Some in the crowd, who said they had witnessed the explosion, were quick to accuse the Americans outright.

The following summer, when the government postponed plans to introduce plain packaging, critics were quick to accuse Crosby.