Sentence examples for Is being impugned from inspiring English sources

"This man's integrity is being impugned and all you've offered is generalizations," Mr. Specter said.

It also serves as a good catch phrase, an impartation of wisdom worth being passed on to younger generations to whom the importance of perseverance is being stressed and for whom surrender in the face of obstacles is being impugned.

Yet there's a much more renowned police force whose reputation is being impugned via television, a world-famous agency that can trace its law-enforcement roots to 1873, an organization whose heroic fight against crime in the Northwest Territories is legendary.

He seemed to think I was impugning all conservatives.

"I'm saying that if the word phony to you, as communicated to you, meant that I was impugning you as a person or minister, I apologize.

I was impugning the fact that you, sir, do not speak for the South Africans any more than I speak for all Americans". In another excerpt, he said, "It was an unfortunate choice of words.

Is she being impugned as Hillary, as a Clinton, as a member of the establishment, or as a woman seeking office?

"The British state's position was being impugned," Macpherson said.

His integrity and reputation are being impugned daily".

Plame and her husband were being impugned by powerful political forces.

Mitchell: "Well this is why I did not want to get into this because I think I would be impugning the integrity of a police officer.