I was sad because I thought I was discredited with you.
The German government began a propaganda campaign during World War I to discredit the United Kingdom's currency in India.
"I'm already discredited, I'm already politicized, before I get out of the gate," Morrison said.
When I made something, even something crude, I would momentarily discredit and ignore the nagging feeling that said that if I couldn't match the classical or high-quality model then I was somehow less of an artist.
I want you to start sending in your questions about life and the problems you face, but before that happens I want to discredit Mr. Motivator and explain why I am the man for the job: First of all, he's from the UK so I don't know what kind of good advice he can give.
("I am going to do what I can to discredit your lame-ass DSD model"; James to Dreger, p.e.c., June 1, 2006).
But even as I tried to discredit the publicity that saw Thatcherism as liberating, I was still reluctant to propose a counter-myth, which pictured the government of 1945 as a permanent model of perfection.
He shot himself in the head!' I had this cause, this purpose and I could not discredit that by killing myself".
"The front-runner in a race makes an assumption: 'I'm generally likable, but if my opponent is gaining ground, I have to discredit him and stunt his momentum,' " he said.
I would never discredit that.
The club stuff is fantastic and I'll never discredit anything we've done with Leeds but this is about the here and now," Sinfield says.
