Sentence examples for calumny from from inspiring English sources
Despite a flood of innuendo and calumny from regime mouthpieces, independent newspapers and television channels have given the newcomer a fair hearing.He may also benefit from having spent most of the past 30 years abroad.
Danielle said she was hoping to clarify the contents of the book, but she also wanted to extract a confession of calumny from Dina Manzo, the woman who, Danielle charged, was chiefly responsible for the "showing of the book" around town.
Mr. de Villepin added, "You will understand, Mr. Hollande, that I have not been spared from personal attacks, from calumny and from lies".
But last month Glenn Beck's Fox News' show began dredging up calumnies from Jones's past -- all information which admittedly had long been publicly available on the web.
I do not believe that calumny for a moment.
The nation's ministers abroad should be protected from such calumny.
The only positive that one can gather from the calumny that was The Office is that pretenders no longer join up.
Certainly there must be some interest group to defend actual black dwarves the world over from this calumny.
It is pure joy to hear Mr. Holm's Max improvising paternal pieties with the long-lost Teddy and switching seamlessly from elegy to calumny in descriptions of his dead wife, or from feebleness to blazing rage.
Whilst they will exercise the right of spirited and vigorous animadversion upon public questions and boldly expose public delinquencies, they will sedulously avoid all tendency to private slander, and endeavour to prevent the best prerogatives and most important duties of the press from degenerating into calumny and abuse.
During Basilio's calumny aria, smoke billows like brimstone from beneath Christophoros Stamboglis's cassock as he sings.
