Sentence examples for slur him from inspiring English sources

Robert Wiener West Orange, N.J., June 26 , 2008• To the Editor: That those who dislike Senator Barack Obama continue to use the Muslim issue to slur him shows how far down this country has fallen in how it judges a man or a woman to lead.

And that's to slur him and the Democrats as wildly irresponsible tax and spend, big government devotees, inherently hostile to business.

Mr. Straus won re-election in 2011 despite a challenge by conservatives promoted by outside groups who slurred him as a moderate.

Here is a landscape from his native New Jersey: Ginsberg, almost as much as his friend Kerouac (who the biography reminds us spent as much time politically disagreeing with him, socially shunning him and ethnically slurring him as he did chumming around with him), believed that visions shimmer up out of the ground more often than they swirl down from the sky.

Many still quietly whispered and many others openly slurred him as a child molester.

He said that two men hurled slurs at him, beat him up, threw bleach on him and put a noose around his neck.

In another alleged incident, a 15-year-old black student with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder punched a student who had hit him and used a racial slur against him, the complaint said.

Earlier in the day, Trump had offered a prebuttal in which he said that Clinton's plans to call him a racist were not only a slur on him but on the millions of people who have voted for him.

His gravelly slur gets him deserved Tom Waits allusions; his torrent of bummed-out, street-level lyricism puts him in the line of English greats like the Fall and the Jam.

The attacker yelled anti-Muslim slurs at him, threatened to kill him, and also bit him on the nose.

Peston dismissed this as a "mad slur" against him.