Ever the maverick, always the outsider, Mr. Grass is, of course, used to being impugned.
Certainly if we, as lawyers, (sic) a confession out of one of them. of the horrible and shocking things that go on at X hospital, and the speaker dwelt on specific examples of conduct at that particular hospital, we would not assume that merely the general sad state of medicine was being impugned rather than the doctors and the administrators at that hospital.
It also serves as a good catch phrase, an impartation of wisdom worth being passed on to younger generations to whom the importance of perseverance is being stressed and for whom surrender in the face of obstacles is being impugned.
In this way, internalist compatibilist conditions for free will and moral responsibility are comparable to other current time-slice properties such as weight or shape, neither of which are impugned by the manner in which an object comes to have the weight or shape it has.
By Harold Ross The New Yorker, February 4 , 1928P. 9 Gentleman mistaken for a waiter where management boasts a cellar of imported champagne, the authenticity of which, however, was impugned by a pompous gentleman the other night.
Charles Day's stellar career as a member of the New York State Police has been impugned as a result of accusations of malfeasance," he said.
What I thought was four years of public service was impugned.
"What I actually feel, I've got ancestry that doesn't come from this country and I think people do feel very sensitive, particularly if the patriotism of those relatives is impugned," he said.
The motives of neither should be impugned".
Tesla said it doesn't show anyone the logs themselves, only a description of the logs that it distributes to media when it feels the integrity of its product has been impugned.
