Sentence examples for unjustly accusing from inspiring English sources

"He looks them straight in the eyes, and says, 'It wasn't me,' and he continues to lie, with the same aplomb, to the point where it actually has an effect, and the parents start to doubt, and think maybe they are unjustly accusing him — maybe it was the cleaning lady," he said.

Greene did face a serious charge, it is true; but Greene was and is innocent until proven guilty, a principle in the law of which lawmaker Jim Clyburn appears to be ignorant, and there is a history of white southerners unjustly accusing black men of insulting their daughters' honour.

I thought he was unjustly accused.

Yet Israel is unjustly accused of not wanting peace with the Palestinians.

What white people can relate to is the fear of being unjustly accused of racism.

Or did it owe it to Suárez, whom it clearly still believes to be unjustly accused, to fight for him?

The hero of the novel, Edmond Dantès, is a young sailor who is unjustly accused of aiding the exiled Napoleon.

In "Within the Law" she's a department store salesgirl unjustly accused of shoplifting by her employer.

Or did it owe it to Suarez, whom it clearly still believes to be unjustly accused, to fight for him?

Feeling betrayed and unjustly accused, the suddenly unemployed Thain was now a public symbol of Wall Street's excess.

Mr. Darkazanli defended Mohamed Atta, who is suspected of being the ringleader of the Sept. 11 attacks, as being unjustly accused.