Sentence examples for discredited to from inspiring English sources

I fear that all the civilisational achievements of The Enlightenment and Western Culture are being discredited – to the great glee of the mad Mullahs – by this flagrant hypocrisy.

That would be the role of Fifa, an institution discredited to its very core, which does not emerge well from the book.

Afghanistan's huge opium crop enriches both the Taliban and corrupt officials, serving as an economic engine for two persistent phenomena bedeviling the country: a resilient insurgency and a government too weak and discredited to defeat it.

In the end it is bound to be discredited, to be called the dream of an idealist who failed to realize the danger until it was too late to check those who attempt to put the principle into force".

Similarly, women at the workplace feel their ideas are ignored, or mistakenly discredited to one of their male co-workers (Berger et al. 1974; Siddiqui 2005).

The events of the past two years have left the financial services industry discredited to a degree we haven't seen since the deep recessions of the 1970s when an entire generation of clients abandoned Wall Street in disgust.

This would be perceived as discrediting to their work.

Examples of typical goals for destructive criticism include to demean, to discredit, to denounce, and to hurt.

Some people will try to put you down; to discredit you; to backstab you".

Was she just trying to discredit me to undermine my message?

And that I was a discredit to my race.