Sentence examples for malign him from inspiring English sources

Ijaz says the video is being widely broadcast in an effort to malign him.

He described the way a journalist and a photographer could really malign him from his house in Normandy.

The first photo we see of him is his prison mugshot; henceforth, Ronnie doesn't miss a chance to malign him.

"My brother Stephen, for example — this is not meant as a judgment on him, or to malign him — but, like a lot of young actors, they don't have a lot of training," Baldwin said.

His lawyers claimed in the court documents that his emails, mobile phone and WhatsApp messages were hacked and that criminals accessed his computer and phone to send the messages in an attempt to malign him.

More often than not, the only stories that get told about Muhammad these days in popular media are those that malign him.

"Why else would you say that?" After Rodriguez maligned him, Jeter retreated and their friendship cooled.

To the Mets' shame, they have never apologized to Rodriguez for unfairly maligning him.

He marveled at the president's ability to turn out voters, at times by using strategies that had maligned him.

At the time, he said, many traditionalists maligned him, saying he was conspiring to "slaughter" the cattle they loved.

Grouchy and neglected, I became the quintessential insulting spouse, maligning him in advance of an anticipated slight.