Sentence examples for discrediting anyone from inspiring English sources

It appears he formed "the committee" to put buckets of money toward discrediting anyone with whom he disagrees.

It's their means of discrediting anyone who dares speak the truth (Gore, Clinton, Soros, Nader, Chomsky, Paul, etc).

But Trump has already made a fetish out of discrediting anyone that comes up with facts he doesn't like, and other Republicans seem ready to join him.

Aside from advancing a fringe political agenda, the mayor's version of "normal" involves discrediting anyone who disagrees with him, from the residents who line up to speak at City Council meetings to the staff who are the true experts in delivering quality services to residents.

To discourage reconsideration of the health hazards of BPA, the plastics industry is downplaying the risks of the additive, discrediting anyone who portrays the chemical as a health threat, and utilizing Web 2.0 technology, like blogs, Facebook, Twitter, Wikipedia and YouTube, to plant "Trojan Horse" messages.

"I don't mean to discredit anyone else.

Such arguments are a convenient canard for governments seeking to discredit anyone who asks tough questions.

The government will use its supporters in the media to discredit anyone who criticises it.

She wrote that she was "troubled by a suggestion that we have ever tried to discredit anyone.

Sherborne asked whether, now that the News International defence of the 'rogue reporter' has been utterly discredited, anyone still believes the industry's own defence of 'rogue newspaper'.

LANCE ARMSTRONG cannot recall how many people he sued, such was the intensity of his campaign to silence and discredit anyone who suggested that he took banned substances to propel him to seven Tour de France victories.