Sentence examples for wild accusations from inspiring English sources

At least one biography of Douglas before Murray rescued him from Wilde's wild accusations.

"It was Express TV/Express Tribune yesterday [alluding to the past attacks on Express Group]... it is GEO today and tomorrow it could again be Express or any other group," he warned his bosses who, in their response, accepted Mr. Alam's resignation but publicly accused him of "spitting venom, making wild accusations against the ISI".

Meanwhile, Virgin boss Sir Richard Branson accused a "handful of British newspapers" of publishing "wild accusations" over the crash.

In Strasbourg last week, the accused MEPs loudly called for Mr Martin to be sanctioned for making wild accusations without proof.

There have been many wild accusations recently.

"They're picking on vulnerable single people and making wild accusations.

Party leaders make wild accusations against each other, usually involving corruption.

"They were wild accusations that needed to be checked out," he said.

Judge Thomas offered nothing except a blanket denial and raft of wild accusations.

Let's stop pretending that character assassination through wild accusations is the same as exposing embarrassing truths.

It brimmed with surprise witnesses, explosive courtroom drama and wild accusations.