Sentence examples for not impugned from inspiring English sources

Naturalists, though they must concede that many diagnoses have been based on moral values that we would now renounce, still insist that the concept of disease, when correctly applied, as it often is, is thoroughly naturalistic and not impugned by past failures by the medical profession to live up to its own scientific ambitions.

I hope they will not impugn our motives".

One corner-cutting researcher does not impugn a whole field.

He added: "But unlike some people, I will not impugn their motives.

"I'm not impugning the board, but it's bizarre," Mr. Dole said.

One need not impugn the partisan, racial or tactical motives of those sponsoring mass challenges to fear their impact.

It is important to note that the authors' conclusions do not impugn the validity of the scientific data".

It does not impugn her integrity to acknowledge that anyone might be at least unconsciously influenced when facing such a conflict of interests.

This was not impugning a man because he had a hair-weave, drove a BMW M5 or had problems with an electrical business.

Mr. Berkman does not impugn her self-regard; he celebrates it, reproving the whole universe of the weak and self-doubting instead.

It does not impugn Mills's belief in Ellington's artistry to note that his goal was to share this belief with the increasingly large, white, record-buying public.