Sentence examples for slandering him from inspiring English sources

This time, Kreisky accused Wiesenthal of slandering him, of slandering socialism, of slandering Austria abroad.

"He thought people were gossiping about him and slandering him," he continued.

Mr. Anwar accused Mr. Mahathir of slandering him by describing what Mr. Mahathir said were acts of sodomy, a crime in mostly Muslim Malaysia.

Yet he is shown to consistently act from a deep and passionate idealism; the show does not give in to the easy trope of slandering him as a power-hungry cynic.

Mailer was entitled to think that he had wrestled with the questions raised by the women's movement honorably, and that Vidal was high-handedly slandering him; but he was unable, in the condition in which he had entered the ring, to lay a glove on his opponent.

Pamphlets slandering him were widely published, and both Paine and Erskine had their personal lives dug into.

"This is another attempt to slander him".

He said she had slandered him "in the most vicious and hurtful terms".

If he declined to pay, the newspaper would slander him in its pages.

Now Mr. Norsigian argues in his countersuit that the trust slandered him and engaged in a civil conspiracy.

"To all those who will slander engineer Khairat el-Shater, his prayers against those who slander him are answered — literally by the way," Mr. Badie said.