Examples of using Accusers in English and their translations into Hungarian
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And that is what the accusers of Trump are really afraid of.
Trump meets Clinton accusers.
Yet too often, it is the accusers who subvert these values- and thus the very
Present circumstances are such that accusers of every stripe and description adopt a prosecutorial tone
This weekend, instead of apologizing, the accusers seemed to think he should have been tough enough to play the duration of the game with an injury.
But since it also signifies“to cry out,” this sense is suitable, as the accusers were clamorous.- Calvin.
offer free psychological counseling for you, in order to help you avoid such accusers in the future.”.
In this story, there is a major difference between the woman taken in adultery and her accusers on the one hand and Job and his accusers on the other.
he ordered him to be kept under guard until the accusers arrived.
But so blind were His would-be accusers they discerned not the significance of His act.
Christ was here intimating that they, His would-be accusers, were no fit subjects to demand the enforcement of the law's sentence.
He reminded her accusers that they also were sinners
Accusers must provide evidence to show that a policy adversely affects those of a certain race
the one who said, as he gestured toward the Master standing before his accusers,“Behold the man!”.
The Manhattan District Attorney's office is also urging accusers to call its sex crimes hotline, as Toback currently lives in New York.
A number of studies find that accusers face more issues after reporting incidents,
Commanding his accusers to come unto thee:
When the accusers attacked his son Nerullinus on the strength of men's hatred of the father
I curse you accusers to die a horrible and gruesome death,
No doubt the accusers reasoned that if people do not have to keep the law to be accepted by God,