Sentence examples for impugned in from inspiring English sources

Mumbai's film culture isn't spared, impugned in the spineless witness Vikram (Neil Bhoopalam), an aspiring actor who recants his story for the money.

We teach and write about the work impugned in the Book Review — because we respect its scientific integrity, because it has powerfully transformed our understanding of what apes are capable of, and because, through it, we grasp more fully what it means to share our world with other sentient creatures.

And Mercedes may feel it would have to consider its F1 future if the company's integrity is impugned in any way.

Due to his support for and involvement with the Nazi dictatorship, Schmitt was briefly detained and interrogated at the end of the war as a potential defendant in the Nuremberg trials (ECS; AN), the legitimacy of which he impugned in a legal brief prepared for the defense of the German industrialist Friedrich Flick (IC).

The burning in 1789 of Catherine Murphy, a counterfeiter, was impugned in Parliament by Sir Benjamin Hammett.

A statement by the authority also cited portions of the opinion, including one in which the judge said that "the court does not impugn in the slightest" the agency's motives in devising its "no-demeaning" standard or applying it to the proposed ad.

Though still investigating, the FDA currently deems these compounds safe, but some researchers have impugned them in everything from diabetes, cancer and - most alarming for children - to accelerating the onset of puberty due to estrogen-like effects.

In written submissions to the preliminary hearing, James Eadie QC,for the government, said: "The [intelligence services] adopt a 'neither confirm nor deny' stance as to whether relevant steps [surveillance] were in fact taken in relation to the claimants, whilst accepting that the impugned regimes might in principle have been used".

In other instances, former Guantanamo prisoners are required to undergo house arrest or formal "rehabilitation" after their release from the internationally impugned detention center in Cuba.

Only one month earlier, Joan Meyer, a lawyer at Baker & McKenzie who was representing LPS, had written the letter of complaint, asserting that Clarkson and Edwards had unfairly impugned the company in their PowerPoint presentation.

Still, we have no choice but to trust them and we shouldn't take our inability to offer a non-circular argument for them to impugn them in any way.