Sentence examples for string of recriminations from inspiring English sources

In the already hostile environment of a fierce presidential election campaign, the assassination of Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens set off a string of recriminations and finger pointing, first from Mitt Romney, the Republican candidate, directed at President Barack Obama and then from Democrats and Mr. Obama directed at Mr. Romney.

With Pakistan's ruler, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, about to visit for the United Nations Millenniumm Summit next week, the AWOL bagpipers have engendered a string of denials and recriminations.

We are feted to a cacophony of recriminations and a never-ending string of gotcha moments, until the "other side" has been stripped of all nobility.

But that may be mere political jockeying, as Mr Olmert's government teeters under the weight of post-war recrimination and a string of scandals.

Republicans spoke of recriminations and revenge.

This opened a new floodgate of recriminations.

"Twenty or thirty years of recriminations.

Thursday was a day of recriminations.

The match became a farce of recriminations and bad behavior.

The land deal is another thicket of recriminations.

You're going to have 20 years of recriminations.