grave accusation

A grave accusation, but one that is difficult to check.

Graver accusations of this sort have been brought against him.

Then, lamenting, she brought a grave accusation against their little son.

This is a grave accusation that can be made only by participants or direct observers.

This is a very grave accusation to be made in an indirect way without revealing the source.

You make grave accusations here, and I think it would be better for you to leave your thoughts to yourself."

"These are grave accusations," he said at last.

It's a grave accusation to be making.

That would be a grave accusation, one which he would not advise Dupaynil to put in writing.

Do you really believe that the current situation in Ukraine is so dire that we should hurl such grave accusations against the country?

"You've made very grave accusations against Mr. Villon, none of which are backed up with hard evidence."

That Napoleon's morals were very loose no one would attempt to deny: but the graver accusations should be attributed to his great position.

In the report, the committee makes extremely grave accusations, for example, that in Europe ‘inadmissible violations of fundamental human rights have taken place on several occasions’.

The Voltaire Network frequently publishes grave accusations regarding important events or personalities.

"You're making a very grave accusation.

"Michael, these are grave accusations.

"This is the gravest accusation that has been made against you," he whispered, "excepting only Bligh's.

"That's enough," said Mr. Hashmi, who tried some levity to accompany the grave accusations.

The Swiss foreign ministry noted that Marty's report contained "grave accusations made on the basis of countless witness accounts and evidence."

'That's a grave accusation,' said Troanna sternly.

For all its grave accusations, "The Two-Headed Anomaly" is an almost vaudevillian romp.

"You are accused of treason, sir: you have heard the gravest accusations and the gravest doubts expressed about your evidence.

Of the Republicans' graver accusation, Mr. Clinton said he had no knowledge of any Chinese effort to sway the American elections.

On one occasion, he wrote in his report that a colleague did "not have a firm stance on the class struggle", a grave accusation in a communist dictatorship.

Delays have stemmed mostly from the third, and latest, indictment, involving Bosnia, It charges Mr. Milosevic with genocide, the gravest accusation at the tribunal.