Sentences with phrase «accused of a lot of things»

People can say what they want and they can accuse me of a lot of things.

New York state Assemblyman John McDonald is a fellow Democrat: «The legislature gets accused of a lot of things.

He's been accused of a lot of things, but not that.»

He's been accused of a lot of things, but that's not one of them.»

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Pastor Chris however dismissed the reports accusing the media of publishing a lot of «crazy» and «stupid things».

It's a Swedish thing, but before you accuse me of sending you on a wild goose chase for impossible to find ingredients, let me tell you there are lots of analogues you can substitute.

«Honestly, there's an issue at the moment where there's a lot of people being accused of things, they're being accused by multiple victims, and it's compelling and frightening,» Yates told Entertainment Weekly.

«Honestly, there's an issue at the moment where there's a lot of people being accused of things, they're being accused by multiple victims, and it's compelling and frightening,» Yates told EW.

«Honestly, there's an issue at the moment where there's a lot of people being accused of things, they're being accused by multiple victims, and it's compelling and frightening,» Yates said.

When you claim that those things are true, you are simply making it up and then accusing lots of other people of lying.

We say that we do need technology and we are not going to solve this problem unless we get a lot of new technology, so we get accused of sounding like George Bush; on the one hand it is true that we need technology, on the other hand Bush has used that entirely cynically, so the whole thing gets set up as «sacrifice and regulation» vs technology.

Lots of things other counsel or judges say might aggravate me — you don't agree with me when my argument is so logical, so perfect, my client is right, why that really irritates me, so now I am going to accuse you of incivility.