Sentence examples for slander from from inspiring English sources

Another argued: "What Wikileaks says about China must be a slander from the US.

There isn't much to distinguish this kind of slander from the anonymous mass e-mails sent to Jewish voters before the early Democratic primaries, in California, New York, Florida, and elsewhere, claiming that Obama is a Muslim.

Yet, if revisionist biography has established her as a person of promise in her own right, she still seems in need of rescue — from F. Scott, from herself, from slander, from oblivion.

What did Professor Nooruddin do to elicit this slander from this amanuensis of the deep state?

And in times of such deplorable slander from the "monopoly capitalist media of the West", we must seek to heal these wounds of persecution, these sores of injustice, and hereby mount a unified resistance.

Mr. Trump must stop vilifying this young man, who suffered five years of brutal captivity at the hands of the Taliban and deserves to be judged on the basis of evidence rather than slander from someone who has never worn our country's uniform".

"I just want to tell you about my grandson because he's been slandered from the beginning, and he was set up.

It is no surprise, then, that he is subject to smears and slanders from Bush and his New Labour acolytes like McShane.

No more credence given to paranoid slanders from right-wing loud mouths and Internet trolls.

The sheer mass of anti-Obama slanders from the right, the fringe and the GOP opponents has forced much of the mainstream media and respected commentators, analysts and bloggers who also should know better to spend time and space arguing the cons of the claim and refuting it.

Privilege also protects legislators from slander for anything said in the chambers and committees.