| With two of the Majors being played in sweltering heat each summer his excess poundage indicts him every time. |
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| He drags your name through the mud, then he indicts you if he indicts you. |
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| Moreover, he indicts his accusers for blaspheming against the Holy Spirit. |
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| Josef Brinkman of Traditional Medicinals indicts every person in the supply chain as being responsible for overharvesting. |
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| Arguing for a human rights-based approach to education, this book indicts governments and the international community for their failure to provide schooling to all children. |
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| Whoever remains indifferent indicts himself or herself. |
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| It may be recalled that this affair indicts the brothers Mohamed of Relizane, two ex-militia called 'patriots', following a complaint deposed by the FIDH in 2004 before the Nîmes court. |
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| Its prologue indicts the caste system and, at its apex, the Brahmins who have dominated the Indian subcontinent for much of its history regardless of the religion of its rulers. |
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| Inspired by newspaper headlines and some topical scandals, the film comprehensively indicts a Rome dominated by foreign movie stars, corrupt journalists, and decadent aristocrats. |
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| Johnson argues remains unsurpassed in its argumentative force, Wollstonecraft indicts Burke's defence of an unequal society founded on the passivity of women. |
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| Notwithstanding this distinction, he indicts Eliot for weakening her condemnation of male abusiveness by also seeming to blame the victim, Janet, for her own predicament. |
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| Not coincidentally, my essay indicts the racial exclusionism of critics of American literature at the turn into the twentieth century, beginning, of course, with Howells. |
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