Sentence examples for deep discrediting from inspiring English sources

A deep discrediting of the Congressional Republican leadership leads to an Obama revival, but also to a Paul Ryan Presidential campaign.

Romantics see the bracelet as Saint-Exupéry's last sign of devotion, a message from the deep to discredit the anti-Consuelo lobby.

Take the monarchy: another ancient institution like the church, in far deeper discredit 70 years ago, yet now more widely respected than perhaps at any time since 1800.

He first learned of the alleged violation through Deep Climate, a website devoted to discrediting global warming critics.

Others, like the head of InfoWars' D.C. News Bureau, suggested the attack was part of a deep state conspiracy to prevent the #ReleaseTheMemo memo from discrediting the Russia investigation.

If you believe the official line, the black ops have stopped and thus there cannot be "deep swimmers" in today's anti-fracking movement urging it to be ever more extreme in the hope of discrediting its cause.

Discrediting her is immoral.

The authorities are discrediting themselves".

It came against a washed-out, discredited government after a deep recession and the worst financial crash since 1929.

The findings help discredit the old view of the deep ocean as a biological desert.

'CHILD IN TIME' Deep Purple Heavy rock has done more to discredit the scream than any other musical genre.