Sentence examples for sharp accusations from inspiring English sources

Sharp accusations rang out from both sides.

The unusual approach surfaced after consideration of a sweeping energy measure went badly off track, with Republicans and Democrats trading sharp accusations over delaying tactics and the handling of the Senate schedule by the majority leader, Bill Frist.

Beyond that, things are likely to become murkier as the sharp accusations of the Tolkien complaint, which speaks of the movie studio's "unabashed and insatiable greed," are ground through the filings and evidence that can turn an everyday lawsuit into a blockbuster.

While the push for NATO members to all pay the 2percentt of gross domestic product into defense that NATO has agreed (which many nations fail to do) is actually quite mainstream, it has come with very sharp accusations of freeloading that have jangled nerves in Europe and Asia.

It was a telephone call by Mr. Jimenez, first reported by The Miami Herald, that has generated some of the sharpest accusations of political muscling.

The continued standoff led to an increasingly sharp exchange of accusations between Russia and the US.

To Iraqi officials, the prisoner displays are a kind of victory lap, providing a sharp rebuttal to accusations that the police and the army are failing to stifle a still-deadly insurgency.

The fixation of commentators and practitioners with them is telling, though not mainly about mendacity.Sharp accusations of deceit have been levelled against Gordon Brown, by some Tories and assorted columnists.

FORT WORTH — Under bright lights in a Tarrant County College lecture hall last week, State Senator Wendy Davis, the Democratic incumbent, and her Republican challenger, State Representative Mark Shelton, traded sharp jabs and bitter accusations.

In a sharp rebuttal of Labour accusations that living standards have been squeezed over the course of this parliament, George Osborne said the following during his budget speech: "You can use the most up-to-date and comprehensive measure of living standards which is real household disposable income (RHDI) per capita.

"When you see what's happening in Australia, today, right now, in a chocolate shop, and you understand the real war with ISIS that we're in, and the sharp contrast with the accusations of the CIA really just trying to do their job and keep America safe for the past 13 years, startles you, any day," she said.