Sentence examples for than accused from inspiring English sources

It was safer to be afflicted than accused.

In other words, in civil forfeiture proceedings, property owners actually have fewer protections than accused criminals.

Rather than accuse her, why not ask the cleaning lady for help?

"You never took me to the park like other kids," Carrozzini says, more curious than accusing.

Rather than accusing the AKP of seeking to Islamize Turkey, Kilicdaroglu has campaigned on economic opening and social safety.

The result is surprisingly gripping, a tribute to Mr. Folman's emotional honesty, his effort to explore rather than accuse.

There's no more awful social solecism than accusing someone of being dead when they aren't.

Does that mean that the school board would rather invade the privacy of all students than accuse one of using drugs?

Rather than accuse Clinton of race-baiting — as many did — Obama's representatives responded by suggesting, more subtly, that he and the Hillary Clinton campaign were practicing "old politics".

Rather than accusing Emily Thornberry of displaying the patronising attitude of the metropolitan elite towards the working class, is not Tristram's Hunt's education policy a better example (Private schools have done too little for too long, 25 November)?

Mr Gilani chose to step down rather than accuse his party leader of corruption.