Sentence examples for accusations of libel from inspiring English sources
Charges of blasphemy and heresy were once like accusations of libel.
The Economist has rejected the accusations of libel and is confident that it can justify its stories.
A ferocious fight that started on a film set in southern Andalusia in October 2009 has lasted for more than three years, with bitter legal tussles in Madrid, London and Dublin and accusations of libel, lies and career-wrecking malice.
Beginning in the early 1990's, the magazine spent years and significant expenses to defend a reporter and his article against accusations of libel from the Church of Scientology over an article calling it a "cult of greed". In the 1967 Supreme Court case of Time v. Hill, Time Inc. successfully defended itself against charges of invasion of privacy related to a Life magazine article.
The Secret post has garnered multiple accusations of libel and defamation, with commenters arguing it was not the proper platform to disclose the names of the venture capitalists guilty of this behavior.
The accompanying media frenzy brought with it accusations of libel and oversimplification, most notably that Kony was an infamous war criminal and advocating military intervention required a nuanced approach to international efforts that had been ongoing for many years.
Since the American revolution, freedom of the press has been a key principle in American public life, with truth long established as an absolute defense to any accusation of libel.
Accusations of blood libel were commonplace in the Byzantine Empire.
False accusations of blood libel have long been used as justification for Jewish persecution, with startling cases continuing throughout the last 200 years.
