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Accuser in sentence

14 examples of Accuser in a sentence

Is victim any better that the accuser?
It just has an uncomfortable atmosphere, as the audience are very unsympathetic, and pre-judge people, before even considering that their accuser could be in the wrong too.
That is why justice systems – at least in democracies – typically demand that the accused be able to face his or her accuser.
Whatever happened between the former managing director of the International Monetary Fund and his accuser, the fact that he was arrested and paraded in front of the press as a criminal suspect has been much criticized in France.
To lodge an accusation, the accuser must establish that some harm has been committed, which is then shown to have been the fault of the accused.
Another technique is transference: accusing opponents of having motives or using methods that characterize the accuser himself.
This time around, many of the same contenders for the roles of victim and accuser are back, but others have joined them.
For starters, the pact shifts the burden of proof regarding alleged violations of labor or environmental provisions from the accuser (in most cases the US) to the accused (usually Mexico).
The accuser whom society sets at my heels has been made rich by a scandalous injustice ...I have committed a murderous assault, and I am rightly condemned, but, short of murder only, the Valenod who condemned me is a hundred times more injurious to society.
Each took the part of accuser in turn, and although the prosecution they instituted against one another proved barren of result, they began it again every evening with cruel tenacity.
For a moment he had staggered and nearly fallen, but the brandy brought a tinge of colour into his cheeks, and he sat staring with frightened eyes at his accuser.
If an angel appeared to that young man as an accuser of Milady, he would take him, in the mental disposition in which he now found himself, for a messenger sent by the devil.
And Lord de Winter ranged himself by the side of d’Artagnan, leaving the place free for another accuser.
Then he would look at her with the cold gleam of an accuser drawing up anindictment against women--all women, poor weak things.