Sentence examples for process of vilification from inspiring English sources

Andre Watson, the only man to referee two World Cup finals, has demanded that the game's governing body allow under-fire official Craig Joubert to defend himself, and the laws of the sport be changed to spare another referee going through the same process of vilification over an incorrect decision.

Jewish critics with radical ideas for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict – particularly those who stress there is a Jewish moral obligation to support Palestinian rights and that this is in Israel's own interests if it wants to be a genuinely democratic state – are subjected to a process of vilification, demonisation and marginalisation.

Mandela did not join the litany of vilification.

He decries the subsequent "campaign of vilification" against Miliband.

"France today is bedeviled by a politics of vilification of immigrants," he said.

The murder follows a campaign of vilification by the clergy and sections of the press.

Allegations to the contrary have fed years of vilification of Mr. McGuinness by Protestant politicians.

This kind of vilification is, understandably, a source of bitterness to Isabel Allende.

But "negative" hardly does justice to the mendacity of the campaign of vilification that bracketed Nashville.

"The politics of vilification" will not make insurance more affordable, Ms. Ignagni said.

In small villages and in provincial newspapers, the Japanese were the subject of vilification as people gathered around television sets.