Given the saturated field of Virginia Woolf biography, any new entry invites accusations of superfluity.

By trumpeting democracy as our primary war aim, we invite accusations of inconsistency and hypocrisy.

Tall buildings inviting accusations of hubris is as old as the Tower of Babel.

She advanced one more step, not out of a sense of obligation or curiosity, but because by turning away too quickly, she might invite accusations of rudeness.

His work is composed of overt contradictions, inviting accusations of bathos and dispassion in equal measure.

Hearing a description of a brave young woman in a coma without misting up is to invite accusations of callousness.

The Berlioz Requiem, which ended the Boston Symphony's summer of concerts at Tanglewood on Sunday afternoon, invites accusations of waste and excess.

Clearly, undertaking some adventure overseas would invite accusations of playing politics with national security, especially if it involved, say, new fighting in Iraq.

In our leader, we say that "we are largely in the dark about what he hopes to achieve" - and this invites accusations of bad faith.

Anything less would invite scrutiny and accusations of misconduct, which would do nothing except make the case against Reyes that much stronger.