Sentence examples for argued the vilification from inspiring English sources
He argued: "The vilification and lies overwhelm anyone with conviction".
Friends argued that his vilification in America was exaggerated by the media and that his reputation outside the US and in the business world survived largely intact.
Sir David King, a former scientific adviser to the British government, argues that the unjustified vilification of GM is leading to needless deaths.
His supporters among historians argue that his vilification began posthumously in the 1930s when his old enemy Lloyd George published his memoirs, in a climate already made receptive to hearing bad news about generals by the sudden burst of literature – All Quiet on the Western Front, Journey's End, Goodbye to All That – that appeared 10 years after the Armistice.
The few sceptics of this theory were, for decades, marginalised.But the vilification of fat, argues Ms Teicholz, does not stand up to closer examination.
Millar argued that Mulcaire had been "sufficiently punished", both by his 2007 sentence and the "vilification he has experienced since then in public" for his role in the Dowler hacking.
The vilification was unrelenting.
One was the vilification of individual people.
After countless hearings, the vilification case collapsed.
