Sentence examples for of a slander from inspiring English sources

(This is a grim passage, without doubt, but I find it more of a slander on men than anything else).

Colonel Dudukina said the Interior Ministry had looked into these charges as part of a slander case initiated by ministry officials.

As a signatory of the Armistice and a protagonist of the republican-democratic system, Erzberger became the victim of a slander campaign from the extreme right.

But the condemnation continued: some threatened to identify the site's founder to his colleagues; others, thinking they were the subject of a slander, threatened legal action.

His first single, Less Than Zero, was fittingly vituperative, spitting venom at the British fascist leader Oswald Mosley, accusing him of engaging in incest to boot ("the song was more of a slandering fantasy than a reasoned argument," said the author).

His first foray was to Ghana, on the eve of independence in 1957, when hope was unlimited and the theft of public funds a slander put about by the departing imperialists.

Supporters of Stalin opened a slander case in a Moscow court on Friday.

And I've taken a lot of hits, a lot of slander, a lot of character assassination," the Tea Party-backed GOP upstart said.

LONDON — Since the days when the heir to the throne of England gave evidence in a slander suit, the world of English society has never shown an interest similar to that which is now exhibiting in the Murray Scott will case.

The left hate their own country: that's been a slander of the right ever since the nation state became a thing.

The article also misstated the middle initial of a historian at Brandeis University who said the word "collaboration" in the context of the title is a slander.