Sentence examples for calumny of from inspiring English sources

This is a calumny of the most disgusting order.

Could I, a British novelist, undo the calumny of an Italian composer?

I thought about the terrible calumny of the new generation: that books smell.

Douglas Murray's rehabilitation of his subject is a brave attempt to redeem a character immured in the calumny of legend.

The Col. not only answers the letters, but is at pains to refute any published calumny of Burr he comes acros.

This is a calumny of the work of Joan Littlewood, Gerry Raffles and all those artists in Theatre Workshop who created the show at Theatre Royal Stratford East.

Solomon's statement manages to perpetrate exactly the sort of calumny on parents of "exceptional" children that elsewhere in his massive tome he strongly criticizes.

That gap was on full display last week at Madison Square Garden, where the Republicans devoted more time to heaping scorn — and a good deal of calumny — on John Kerry than to laying out their vision for four more years of Bush.

The real charge is the cruel calumny and defamation of the living flesh and blood of the slums of Mumbai and other Indian cities, people who lead lives of quiet heroism, uncelebrated in this film, just as they are in the media in general.

One Sunday, he brought a full box of press clippings to the rostrum and complained bitterly about the lies and the calumnies of the reporters.

Yet if he opens his mouth, if he responds to the taunts of the media or the inanities and calumnies of his colleagues, all will be lost.