Sentence examples for should accuse from inspiring English sources

"I felt humiliated that they should accuse me, who loved my country, of being a spy.

NO ONE should accuse David Cameron's coalition government of timidity: the ambitions attached to its new energy bill, unveiled as The Economist went to press, are vast.

They should accuse their GOP opponents of playing voters for fools by cynically pretending that repeal is just around the corner.

If we talk about violation of human rights, we should accuse the U.N. special representative for Afghanistan, who supported the mujahedeen at the time and now calls them warlords.

Schumer, the highest-ranking Jewish member of Congress, assured the patriotism of supporters of Israel, while Hoyer said people who think supporters of Israel have dual loyalties should "accuse me" of that.

It does seem odd that a former National Security Council adviser for the country that invaded Iraq based solely on its alleged possession of weapons of mass destruction should accuse me of "reckless conspiracy theorizing".

One should not accuse a person now.

Neither should he accuse me of what I did not say.

But she should not accuse the government of "doublespeak" because what we are doing does not fit with her view.

To winces from the audience, Wang – China's fourth-richest man, with an estimated fortune of about £8.4bn – hit back: "You shouldn't accuse China in public.

"inherently unlikely" that Mr. Ferdinand should first accuse Mr. Terry of calling him those words, then after the match deny it and maintain a false account.