Sentence examples for malign reputation from inspiring English sources

Inspired by boyhood games of Snakes and Ladders, it challenges their malign reputation – something that did not chime with the artist's own experiences with the creatures.

After Mr. Shahzad's killing, ISI insisted it had no role, contending the death would be "used to target and malign" its reputation.

That made the aminothiazoles look more like cholesterol which despite its malign everyday reputation is an important component of brains and routinely crosses the blood-brain barrier.It worked.

In interviews he has said that the contaminated drugs came from Karachi, a hub for his political rivals in the P.P.P. and the Muttahida Quami Movement, implying that the defective medication was transferred to Punjab in order to malign his reputation.

If you publicly malign the reputations of any politician, civil servant, or journalist who (correctly) raises the suspicion that the Mayor has a substance-abuse problem.

"You maligned her reputation and suitability for her current role at the BBC and called on her to resign or be sacked.

"It wasn't pleasant to have your reputation maligned on various websites – and reading about threats he made against me, that wasn't fun.

At the time, Richard was still an unloved footnote of history, his reputation maligned by Shakespeare and the later Tudor chroniclers who depicted him as an incompetent king and a bloodthirsty hunchback, guilty of killing two young children who threatened his dynastic ambition.

Officials of the Cuban government -- which has a clear interest in maligning Lazaro's reputation -- said he had been forced out after an investigation found him to have associated with "homosexual elements," and they provided copies of police files purportedly documenting the inquiry.

Her lawyer repeatedly said she had no intention of getting all of Twitter blocked, she just wanted the maligning of her reputation to stop.

In fact, some of the Senators waved actual Telegrams into the air -- okay, it was a WHILE ago -- maligning her very reputation.