Sentence examples for continue to impugn from inspiring English sources

Not, mind you, that Emily Post has taken over the Republican Party: the same people who denounce liberal incivility continue to impugn the motives of their opponents.

But Trump is an unrelenting muckraker and will continue to hammer away about Bill Clinton's old sexual escapades in an attempt to impugn Clinton's character.

The speaker told reporters Friday that it was "critical" that the memo not be used "to impugn the integrity of the justice system and FBI, which continue to serve the American people with honor".

So he has made a fateful decision: he has personally impugned Obama's patriotism and allows his surrogates to continue to do that.

There is no way to balance it, or explain it other than as evidence of a severe character defect on the part of the candidate who allows it to be used….[McCain] has made a fateful decision: he has personally impugned Obama's patriotism and allows his surrogates to continue to do that.

"She continues to believe strongly that there is absolutely no room for impugning the patriotism of those who rightfully engage in Congressional oversight," the statement said.

When Times executives continued to stay out of sight after Rick Bragg, a Times reporter embroiled in his own controversy, seemed to impugn his colleagues' professionalism in an interview with The Washington Post, other Times reporters understandably stepped up to fill the vacuum, defending their honor by posting bylined responses on the site.

The organization continues to counter the assaults on the teaching of evolution, whether they take the form of old-fashioned creation science, new-fangled intelligent design, or the perennial creationist fallback strategy of impugning evolution while remaining silent about any supposed alternatives.

To impugn all "Pharisees" is to impugn all rabbis.

Both attempted – unsuccessfully - to impugn its accuracy.

Democrats decline to impugn Ronald Reagan, and Republicans John F. Kennedy.