Sentence examples for discrediting you from inspiring English sources

Since then, James has been trying to undermine my reputation as an intersex activist and scholar, which she explicitly warned me by email she would try her best to do ("I'll do what I can to assist in discrediting you"; Andrea James, p.e.c, May 27, 2006).

Enemies are always going to try and discredit you.

"[T]hey will always use it to discredit you.

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

I found early on in teaching, if you're too blunt an instrument, the students discredit you and think you're just being mean.

"That's the way the debate works: people suck you in, and the way they discredit you is by saying you're one thing or another," she said.

I learned quickly that if the student's perception is that you're not listening to them, and not understanding them, they discredit you.

First, the world tries to discredit you, then the big guys grab your technology and try to sell it as their own".

I have tons, and I'm not going to discredit you for having them, but I think that not being aware of them is dangerous.

"It would be my pleasure to work with professional people who are not out to vilify you, to kill you, to maim you or discredit you or my editors.

In fact, says one well-placed senior Macedonian, "it is the nature of things here that you have to replace everyone around you, because otherwise they will do everything in their power to discredit you.