Sentence examples for repeated accusation from inspiring English sources

The repeated accusation of antisemitism does not make it true, however frequently it is levelled by those who defend Israel unconditionally.

Petraeus's nomination would prove ironic, however, in light of Trump's repeated accusation that Clinton endangered national security with her use of a private email server while secretary of state.

But what drew the biggest sparks between the lawyers was the repeated accusation by Mr. Bugden that the proceedings were a smoke screen for religious persecution and the abuse of state police powers.

The repeated accusation that games beget violence has inspired a siege mentality among those who play and make them, but few notable designers have publicly expressed concern about the fetishization of firearms.

By contrast, Mr. Wiland did not like what he called "those little jabs" that Mr. Bush was making, his repeated accusation that Mr. Gore was using "fuzzy numbers" and his comment that Mr. Gore had not only invented the Internet, but had also invented the calculator.

It is this emphasis upon the declarative sentence, which provides the answer to 'what is?', that lies behind the repeated accusation he makes against philosophy that it has instrumentalized speech.

Russia's repeated accusations that Georgia committed genocide were also false.

But he has also faced repeated accusations about having sexual relationships with underage girls.

Mr. Braun repeated accusations that Ms. Bakley defrauded many men and had many enemies.

The grinding pressure of the repeated accusations, week after week, month after month, took its toll on his health.

Mr. Bakri presented Jenin residents giving emotional, tearful accounts of fighting, with repeated accusations of Israeli abuses.