Sentence examples for which could be accused from inspiring English sources

This, Virginia Woolf asserted, is the only one of Hardy's novels which could be accused of pessimism.

The mild humor comes more from the situations, which could be accused of being the usual anti-Los Angeles clichés but manage to be funny.

In an interview for Radio 4's World At One, Lord McAlpine said the suggestion of being a paedophile was the worst thing of which anyone could be accused, adding that being a figure of public hatred was "terrifying".

Yet the administration is in a bind: it needs a framework to distribute the compensation, without which it could be accused of distributing state money in return for political support.

Literal-mindedness is the last thing of which Fruitful Ties could be accused.

It would seem prudent to avoid a situation in which a media organisation could be accused of having (even inadvertently) manipulated viewers' real-time opinions of televised election debates.

I could be accused of this myself.

Mr. Lagerfeld could be accused of being weight-obsessed.

By this point he could be accused of overcompensating.

Not that they could be accused of playing for them.

But he could be accused of stating the obvious.