Sentence examples for which indicts from inspiring English sources
"Orientalism," which indicts the entire field of Eastern studies as racist and imperialist, he characterizes in the introduction as "a work of malignant charlatanry".
The theme is based on Edward Said's provocative 1978 book "Orientalism," which indicts European, specifically French, colonialist views of Muslim Asia and North Africa as a lethal mix of racial prejudice and willful misunderstanding.
Some feel that the special prosecutor has acted less as a prosecutor, and more as a defence lawyer, cherrypicking the evidence that exonerates Bryant, and ignoring that which indicts him, one online commenter saying "it is disturbing that a special prosecutor can dismiss charges so easily based upon the statements of the accused", and calling him "Advocate for the Defence".
The problem of evil is thus a kind of misdirection; the real issue is the problem of our ignorance of the good, which indicts us, not God.
Hezbollah rejected funding the tribunal, which indicted four members of the Islamist party earlier this year.
Neither the F.D.A. nor the United States attorney's office in Brooklyn, which indicted Dr. Gleason, would comment on the case.
But the truthfulness of straight photography came under suspicion in the 1970s, most resoundingly in Susan Sontag's "On Photography," which indicted the medium for voyeurism and other crimes.
The Grand Jury, which indicted him, at the urging of Anthony… There is no abstract available for this article, but its contents are reflected in the displayed keywords.
But Captain Aguirre filed a perjury complaint against the chief with the district attorney, which presented the issue to a grand jury, which indicted Chief Bradford last month.
He said the district attorney's office had omitted critical information when they presented the case to the grand jury, which indicted the three detectives.
A second defendant fingered by Tice, Richard Pauley, was represented by Jon Babineau and John R. Doyle, who now heads the Norfolk state attorney's office, which indicted the Norfolk Four.
