Sentence examples for has impugned from inspiring English sources

Killing the story has impugned the BBC's integrity.

"He basically has impugned the patriotism of the nominee".

A union lawyer, Peter Saltzman, stood on the steps of City Hall on Thursday and declared, "Weber has impugned the integrity of the civil grand jury".

TH: Martin Amis's new book, Koba The Dread, has impugned the British Left - and you personally - for not condemning Stalin's atrocities.

Each has impugned the other, with Mr. Crist focusing on Mr. Rubio's misspending of contributions for personal grooming, and Mr. Rubio arguing that his opponent shifts leftward when it suits him.

Maliki has impugned Allawi's win and is seeking to have some of his candidates invalidated, and is trying build a new coalition among Shiite parties and the Kurds; other Shiite religious parties, among them the forces behind Moqtada al-Sadr, are also maneuvering into position.

"You have impugned the integrity of our proceedings.

Yet in various court papers, Mr. Martin had impugned Jews.

The outraged judges said it appeared that she had impugned their motives.

"You've impugned the reputation of my family," he said at one point.

Mr. Storobin cited his relatives who fought the Nazis and said Mr. Fidler had impugned his mother.