imputation

Some persons understood this as an imputation on Mrs. Ducker .

He resented the imputation that he had any responsibility for what she did.

The imputation principles of breach of consumer credit contact is strict liability, and force majeure is the excuse for nonresponsibility.

The imputation of guilt was based on circumstantial evidence.

There was an imputation of dishonesty against the politician.

The imputation of laziness was unfounded.

The imputation of incompetence led to her dismissal.

He resented the imputation that he was involved in the scandal.

The imputation of theft damaged his reputation.

The imputation of cheating in the exam was quickly disproved.

She rejected the imputation that she had betrayed her friends.

The imputation of incompetence was a blow to his self-esteem.

He faced an imputation of embezzlement from the company.

Elihu Root lent the weight of his great name to such an imputation.

It was an impassioned defence of Montanelli against the Gadfly's slanderous imputations.

She had been insensible to all the insulting imputations which he had addressed to her.

Kollomietzev drew back a pace, horrified at the imputation.

But, can the professors of Christianity ward off that imputation?

Morris flushed, as any young man of spirit might have flushed at an imputation of baseness.

He resented the imputation that he was a foreigner and on all occasions made a display of his British sympathies.

She wanted to free Julien at any price from the imputation of espionage which she had heard already twice that day.

Not, ' said Mrs. Sparsit, with a lofty sense of giving strict evidence, 'that I would convey any imputation on his moral character.

To free herself from the imputation of violence, the Prioress brought me a few lines written in my Sister's well-known hand, repeating the message already delivered.