Sentence examples for regularly accused of from inspiring English sources

Eliot was regularly accused of plagiarism, and it tickled him.

Once engaged, he found himself regularly accused of going easy on the Sinaloa cartel.

Cambridge, with Oxford, is regularly accused of doing too little attract minorities.

Forain makes little money from his business, and so he is regularly accused of cheating his writers.

Journalists reporting from the government side of Syria's front lines are regularly accused of mouthing the regime's propaganda.

They are regularly accused of turning a blind eye or even helping local thugs round up petitioners.

Coming from someone who has regularly accused liberals of alleging racism to silence critics of Barack Obama, it was a particularly cheeky turn of phrase.

Harper was harshly critical of "the inane story line" where Sue regularly accused Will of being an alcoholic, which Semigran also took exception to.

In turn, Shallit regularly accused Jackson of till-emptying.

When I wrote a column for this paper, I regularly accused Tony Blair of wanting to run "Great Britain PLC".

Moreover, the US has regularly accused China of opacity regarding its military growth and budget and expressed concern regarding its rapid increase in military expenditures.