Sentence examples for a discrediting from inspiring English sources

Tells how the Pollard spy scandal cast a discrediting shadow on leading politicians of both parties, but Peres took a special beating.

The findings indicate that women perceive leaking urine to be a discrediting situation, and they consider themselves to be different from other women; thus, they separate themselves from the rest of society.

Each question you ask should be calculated to drive the witness further toward admitting to a discrediting fact or weakness.

Ms. Sommers's controlled ire is perhaps most aroused by what she presents as a discrediting of the nature of boys, a movement strong in the academic world, which sees masculinity itself as a grave threat to the moral order.

It might be argued that the deployment of so many detectives in the investigation of thousands of crimes committed so many years ago appears to be a discrediting of discretionary policing – often seen as the mark of democratic policing.

Advisers conceded they were uncertain how to strike a balance between showing that they were not taking themselves too seriously (Mr. Perry flew to New York to deliver the "Top Ten Rick Perry Excuses" on CBS's "Late Show With David Letterman") without providing more fodder for a discrediting punch line.

You simply cannot have a discredited AG.

(A discredited variant theory traced the Polynesians to South America).

Sadly, this was the honest voice of a discredited House of Commons.

Together, in the 1990s, they led a discredited Islamist party into the political center stage.

At all events, they did not do as well as might have been expected against a very unpopular Prime Minister and a discredited Labour Party.