Sentence examples for malicious publicity from inspiring English sources

Frank Gehry, who was a Pritzker juror at the time, said that Mr. Utzon "made a building well ahead of its time, far ahead of available technology, and he persevered through extraordinary malicious publicity and negative criticism to build a building that changed the image of an entire country".

Lucchino was originally Epstein's mentor in San Diego, and though Mnookin doesn't go in for excessive Freudianism, they clearly ran into father-son problems, which, after the two men were barely speaking to each other, got played out in the pages of The Boston Globe, with each thinking he was the victim of bad publicity and malicious leaks.

But if you heard "fist," and reacted to it (like everyone on Twitter did), Loesch apparently can see no other explanation for your mistake than you being a "malicious hack" who is deliberately lying as a publicity stunt.

This time the intention was publicity, but next time it could be malicious, like a hoax market-moving story on a real domain, instead of a fake one.

The famous and the celebrated are seen by some as more vulnerable, more likely to attract malicious allegations than others, and more likely to be damaged by the publicity surrounding such allegations, whether they are charged or not.

Aside from a sexting 'scare' (which actually brought the company more publicity), the only real obstacle in the way of Snapchat has been the handling of a malicious attack that exposed user data.

Malicious distribution.

Malicious detachment.

Ah, publicity.

Many were malicious.

Adverse publicity?