What is "arraigns"

Usage examples of "arraigns".

The malice of religious zeal, whilst it arraigns the savage fierceness of his colleague Maximian, has affected to cast suspicions on the personal courage of the emperor Diocletian.

The latter most vehemently arraigns this cruel and selfish policy of Constantius.

He arraigns the weakness of the mother of Valentinian, and praises the virtues of his royal mistress.

The malice of religious zeal, whilst it arraigns the savage fierceness of his colleague Maximian, has affected to cast suspicions on the personal courage of the emperor Diocletian.

Even though the "overmasting" had been the sole cause of the SPEEDWELL'S leakiness, and the delays and vicissitudes which resulted to the MAY-FLOWER and her company, the leaders of the Leyden church--whom Professor Arber arraigns --(themselves chiefly the sufferers) were in no wise at fault!

Is there not something in the pleading eye Of the poor brute that suffers, which arraigns The law that bids it suffer?

The humble Christian, who has been a model to others, calls himself a worm of the dust on one page of his diary, and arraigns himself on the next for coming short of the perfection of an archangel.

Abruptly he was recalled to his position by the harsh voice of the clerk of arraigns.