Sentence examples for particularly discredited from inspiring English sources

The Iraq War authorization sought by President George W. Bush, based on inaccurate assessments of weapons of mass destruction, has been particularly discredited.

Although the modern papacy has never been the highly centralized, authoritarian, top-down organization of popular imagination, the "monarchical" model has been particularly discredited since the Second Vatican Council (1962-65).

And in setting the limits where child witnesses are concerned, it should be borne in mind that it is particularly easy to discredit children.

And it does not seem that the defender of the master rule or method approach should be particularly concerned to discredit the virtue approach.

Judging by the jury's questions, though, they did not seem to factor in to whatever was holding up a verdict during their deliberations — particularly the researcher, who was discredited on cross-examination because of an anti-Cosby Facebook post.

Asia's woes should ideally be a spur for much-needed internal reforms, particularly as encrusted political establishments are discredited.

His work inspired the now discredited idea of housing people, particularly poor people, in tall towers that limit social interaction.

Moreover, the inexperience and immaturity of Romanian society in the early transition period after communism, particularly its so-called "entrepreneurial class," have discredited and abused the concept of civil society, utilizing it solely for tax benefits and selfish purposes.

If your policy were universally adopted, the census would be discredited as little more than fiction, particularly the part about the 35 Guamanians living in my apartment.

However, she said, she believed the legal cases had scuppered the former president's hopes of a comeback: "Sarkozy is discredited from coming back into the contest, particularly the presidential contest".

This decision was greatly resented by many Americans, particularly in 12th Army Group, who felt that the action discredited the U.S. Army's command structure.