Sentence examples for readily accuse from inspiring English sources

They consistently exhibit the intolerance of which they so readily accuse others.

Of the mainstream unionists, only Mr Trimble's party seems at all likely to back the plan pressured largely, if so, by the knowledge that Mr Blair will more readily accuse them of intransigence than Mr Major did.

Of course, a food company that uses visual or sonic cues to alter consumer experience could readily be accused of manipulation.

The reason almost all news outlets other than the most right-wing (you know who you are) can readily be accused of having a liberal bias regardless of how diligently they try to stay in the middle of the road is this simple explanation.

FOR those who like to accuse Congress of capitulating to George Bush too readily, the Democratic majority has produced a few good counter-examples.

That all Israelis stand equal before the law doesn't just mean that the head of the government can be accused as readily as every citizen.

Some accuse the landmarks commission, charged with guarding the city's architectural heritage, of backing off too readily when important developers' interests are at stake.

We don't accuse.

O.K., accuse me.

Anyone can accuse you.

While its strongest critics accuse ILSI of working behind the scenes to present information that would shape public policy to corporate advantage, Anderson points out that ILSI functions according to a nonprofit charter bound by U.S. regulations, with a board dominated by members not affiliated with any vested interest, who would readily vote down such lobbying.