Sentence examples for generally vilified from inspiring English sources
His support has fallen by two-thirds since the last election (a country could never sustain that kind of attritional casualty rate in wartime) and he is generally vilified by all sections of the media.
Now, Canadian researchers, who in recent years have generally vilified Harper as being antiscience and anti-intellectual, have joined the queue.
I have noticed a clear bias in 3D printing news coverage – any advances on the low-end of the spectrum are generally ignored or vilified.
Victoria Derbyshire (5 Live) | iPlayer State of Grace (Radio 4) | iPlayer Back in February 2011, on the generally likable if unaccountably vilified – but she is, after all, a woman – Victoria Derbyshire morning show, listeners around the country slowed their cars, paused mid-potter, turned up a bit late for lunches.
United's followers are wrongly vilified as shallow glory-hunters when, in truth, they generally have an obsessive devotion to the club.
Fascists in St . Petersburgvilified "Fascists".
They vilified homosexuals.
He was vilified and hounded into resigning.
