Sentence examples for slander that from inspiring English sources

It's this sort of hurtful slander that can cause a man – a nice man, like Chad Kroeger – to crack.

Whymper later suggested that Taugwalder might have intentionally chosen a flimsy rope, a slander that stuck to the family for decades.

When Wade suggested "that you take slaves and return them to secessionists," Stone vehemently labeled the implication "a slander that has been circulated very freely … by men in official position".

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The entry on Thomas Jefferson dismisses the Sally Hemings story as a "slander" that "had no foundation," while the entry on Sally Hemings more measuredly says that there is no "conclusive evidence to prove or refute" it.

They know that parents have to parent, that children can't achieve unless we raise their expectations and eradicate the slander that says a black youth with a book is acting white".

He also called on Ms. Ferraro and Mr. Schumer to share his pledge to show a unified Democratic front on the day after the primary and to "avoid the personal, negative slanders" that marred the 1992 race.

But no judge or jury is seen; there are only the antagonists and the restless mob muttering threats from the benches or through windows and salivating at obscene slanders that filled the air during the real trial.

I have decided to stay in America, assuming all the necessary risks and consequences, to struggle against the slanders that hurt my honor, and that of the interests section in Washington and my own homeland".

Even before 1591, when William Lambarde complained that his client had been "baited, and bitten with libels and slanders that be not actionable," that word has meant "subject to an action at law," legalese for "you have just furnished me grounds for a lawsuit".

6.29pm: The prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan stormed onto a live television interview to rebut claims from the cables that he had a cache of secret Swiss bank accounts, saying: "To accept as true the lies and slanders that emanate from the personal hatred of one or two former ambassadors and to accuse the government is a great wrong".