Accuser In A Sentence

Definition of Accuser

• The next morning she once more called upon her accuser and petitioned him for help.
• And he cautioned him to be careful, lest he should be counted an accuser of the brethren.
• He gathered her in his arms, and looked once into the pallid face of her accuser and destroyer.
• So long as the accuser came into court with a completely clean mind, he was safe.
• Ceci explique la merveille qui fit accuser de mensonge les anciens navigateurs.
• The accuser then stated the charge, which was admitted, or denied, by the accused.
• As soon as my only accuser was fairly locked up, I occasionally resumed my dress and wig.
• There is the throne of God, and to that throne comes Satan as the accuser of the brethren.
• The accuser puts his point plainly enough; in three letters, as the Romans would say.
• You will find that if the lady has a malignant accuser she has also indignant and powerful defenders.
• But it may act as his accuser before that body, and impeach him for any offense that he may have committed.
• If the accuser had convicted the accused, he forthwith prayed the count to grant him a just sentence.
• Have they not in many instances been confined in a fortress or prison-ship without being told who is their accuser or what is the accusation?
• The grave has closed over accuser and accused, and the only thing that matters is that a great mind was permitted to function.
• A public accuser recounted the history of their lives, and threw the penetrating light of truth on all their actions.
• If the persons are burned, then their punishment is proceeded with; and if not, the accuser is obliged to make requital.
• There was not such a duellist in the kingdom, and the Captain would call his accuser out and kill him.
• He stood erect, haughty, scornful; it might seem as though he were the accuser and not the accused.
• I am blamed for having hindered their accuser to bring forth evidence by which he should prove the Senate guilty of treason.
• Yet, the accuser urged, are not theories of life which thus jeopardise the happiness of human souls theories which it is criminal to hold?
• At one time the bold accuser of Despotism, she has with marvellous celerity turned to the inthralment of oppressed races.
• Now and then Sam glanced at his friend as if to ask that his story be credited, and the accuser kept a strict watch over every movement.
• It may seem a bold, but it is a conscientious opinion, that no single author, whether an accuser or a defender, has been entirely successful.
• The accuser could prevent the accused from clearing himself thus easily, by offering himself and six compurgators to swear to the truth of his charge.
• Viswamitra, the tempter and accuser as represented in the Vedas, appears in the council of the gods, face to face with Indra.
• That the accuser should be permitted to plead three times to the once with which the accused is but imperfectly indulged, though it may be law, is most flagrant injustice.

• Where there is no accuser there can be no judge.
• The accuser stood and looked about him until we approached.
• Moreover, their accuser was to be punished.
• Que peut-on accuser dans ce jugement?
• Polly sighed, waving her accuser away.
• Or je ne veux accuser ni contrister personne.
• It is not essential that the accuser should be a Mason.
• Viola Carwell was like a stem accuser now.
• Constantia asked if Monthault was the accuser of Eustace.
• Sir, you ought not to sit Judge and Accuser too.
• He tossed back his head and looked his infuriated accuser boldly in the face.
• Qui l'en veut accuser sans peine la surprend.
• I speak not in the language of the professional accuser but in plain Latin.
• Public accuser before the Revolutionary Tribunal.--ED.