Sentence examples for destroying reputation from inspiring English sources

Blacken is more descriptive but has an active primary meaning of "destroying reputation".

And when I talk about destroying reputations, I don't just mean saying things I disagree with.

And at the same time, BSkyB's sister agency, the NoW, tramples over the private lives of the players, destroying reputations in order to sell newspapers.

They are routinely derided as cruel hecklers, destroying reputations or wasting their readers' wages with a few thoughtless caresses of their keyboards.

"We get them to ask the most extreme stuff they can," he said, "because these committees now are no longer about finding things out – they're about theatrics and destroying reputations".

The global financial crisis destroyed reputations as effectively as it destroyed wealth.

It was the good old days, when the London tabloids merely destroyed reputations.

Her literary and artistic judgments were revered, and her chance remarks could make or destroy reputations.

He also said some of the cases seemed frivolous and intended just to destroy reputations.

How covert agents infiltrate the internet to destroy reputations (The Intercept) A bumper week for electronic spying news.

Plots are hatched during a quick trip to the lockers, rumors destroy reputations at recess, and friendships crumble at varsity practice.