Sentence examples for years of accusing from inspiring English sources

It is not just Republicans like Mr. King and Mr. Smith who are set on doing far too much after years of accusing the government of doing too little on immigration.

After years of accusing former president Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani and his family of corruption, Mr. Ahmadinejad is now increasingly focusing on the influential Larijani family, whose five brothers all have high positions in Iran's ruling elite.

After four years of accusing Mr. Obama of practicing "European-style socialism," they are hardly enamored of a man who actually embraces European-style socialism, and who carries a brass key chain from the presidential campaign of Eugene V. Debs, who ran in the early 1900s as the Socialist Party candidate.

After years of accusing the media of misrepresentation, today's rappers and others in the business are making a concerted effort to put their spin on stories, deciding what about their lives will become news, using mainstream news media to advance their agendas.

"After years of accusing liberals of judicial activism, conservatives are wholeheartedly relying on Republican-appointed judges to undo progressive achievements," Clinton wrote.

Mr. Ijaz, whose bizarre claims have been strongly questioned by the international media, has found himself an unlikely celebrity in Pakistan where his years of accusing Pakistan's military and intelligence agencies of facilitating international terrorism have been largely ignored in favour of his allegations against democratically elected civilian officials.

Several reports have emerged in recent years of accused people, usually women, being killed.

"It is, I guess, a pleasure for me after 30 years of being accused of being a hawk most of the time now to be accused of being a wimp," he said on CNN's "Late Edition".

The parade on 9 August will be a test of the dissidents' ability to demonstrate they have some support after years of being accused by Sinn Fein of being "micro groups".

There were twelve thousand pages, and they revealed a by now dispiritingly familiar picture: years of shielding accused priests from criminal charges, and a concern for the reputation of the Church that too often trumped empathy for the victims.

"After years of being accused of believing something I didn't believe -- or, more accurately, not believing something I really did -- I made headlines last month for changing my mind even though I hadn't".