Sentence examples for a calumny from inspiring English sources
"Oh, really?" Mr. Sarkozy, exasperated at one charge of partisanship, burst out: "That's a lie, it's a calumny, you are a little calumniator, saying that".
This is a calumny of the most disgusting order.
To suggest Mr. Hynes's office was less than vigorous is a calumny, he suggested.
They are less a swipe at one candidate than a calumny against an entire religion.
For the Sun, Juncker is "the most dangerous man in Europe", the son of a "Nazi" – an improbable calumny.
It is a perverse calumny that disintegrates with a few seconds' rational examination, but nonetheless seems to sustain the coalition's employment policy.
Republicans, embarrassed, have tried mightily to persuade the press and the public that the phrase is a Democratic calumny, and that the proper term is "constitutional option," which sounds like a good thing.
It's simply a Gore cALumny.
"The notion that what we saw in Abu Ghraib is somehow typical of the United States is a terrible calumny," he said.
