Sentence examples for discredit with from inspiring English sources

(He's also quick to discredit, with convincing evidence, the rumors of foul play that the press entertained at the time).

"He has brought us some discredit with his remarks," Mourad replied, squinting at the lake, where the children were learning to sail.

It was based on a wide distribution of economic rewards, a high degree of civic participation, and respected national institutions, including the federal government, which the modern Republican Party has done everything it can to discredit (with help from feckless Democratic ideas and actions, not least the rollout of Obamacare).

P That I show up on time, or else I can end up in discredit with you.

He left office in 2008, deeply discredited with Pakistanis and at odds with the Bush administration.

But Mr. Musharraf left office in 2008, deeply discredited with Pakistanis and at odds with the Bush administration.

Payment protection insurance (PPI) is now widely discredited, with the mis-selling bill at £18bn and counting.

Although later discredited (with Wakefield being struck off the medical register), the rate of vaccination against measles plummeted after the study's appearance in The Lancet.

Because it fought on Saddam's side against Iran during the Iran-Iraq war, it has since then been completely discredited with ordinary Iranians in Iran.

It wasn't long before Deolalikar's paper was thoroughly discredited, with Dr. Moshe Vardi, a computer-science professor at Rice University, telling the Times, "I think Deolalikar got his 15 minutes of fame".

Of all the unexpected things in contemporary literature, this is among the oddest: that kids have an inordinate appetite for very long, very tricky, very strange books about places that don't exist, fights that never happened, all set against the sort of medieval background that Mark Twain thought he had discredited with "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court".