Sentence examples for easily vilified from inspiring English sources
Hōnen's methodical logic led to positions easily vilified by scholar-monks of the traditional schools.
You could have easily vilified the Jeff Daniels character.
Chief executives, especially charismatic leaders with a bit of a cult of personality surrounding them are easily vilified and blamed for everything that's going wrong, whereas the congressional leaders can blend into the background.
The embrace of Medicare-for-All is a striking shift for the Democratic Party which has been gradually moving to the right on healthcare for decades in order to find a solution that could pass and not be easily vilified by the right-wing moniker of "socialized medicine".
Once again, localism is exposed as a meaningless term that allows the Tories to attack Labour's record and pick on an easily vilified group.
Just as easily, Pratt figures, he could have been vilified for grounding back to the pitcher in his previous at-bat, when the Mets had runners at first and third and one out.
It is easy to vilify Connelly.
Why are unions so easy to vilify?
It is easy to vilify the police.
It's easy to vilify this man.
