Sentence examples for though accusing from inspiring English sources

Its four legs, stiff with rigor mortis, pointed at the passingcars as though accusing them of the outrage.

Some residents, though, accused soldiers of starting the fires deliberately to root out the extremists.

Many others, though, accused him of furthering the racial divide in America.

Advocates of the imports, though, accused the Food and Drug Administration of playing politics with the inspections.

Some South Koreans, though, accuse the police of continuing to act as a tool of the politically powerful.

Democrats in Washington, though, accused the Bush administration of protecting tobacco companies and called its legal points specious.

Though accused here in London of being a hand-wringing Euro-quisling, I was taxed in Brussels with being a swivel-eyed Anglo-Saxon ultra-liberal Eurosceptic.

Sporting's president, though, accused Doyen Sports of masterminding the whole sequence because the fund had purchased 75percentt of Rojo's future transfer earnings under a previous administration.

Red shirts, though accused of being closet republicans, have asked for a royal repeat performance.

Though accused of devious and unscrupulous methods, he is remembered for his achievements.

Though accused of rationalism, he was never dismissed from his post.