Sentence examples for smear about from inspiring English sources
4. Smear about ½ cup chorizo-bean mixture over bottom half of each roll.
He called the attack on Ralph Miliband a "classical age-old anti-Semitic smear about disloyal Jews".
Dave Winer and Dare Obasanjo float by with anti-Google slime: Winer pointing at a Valleywag smear about Eric Schmidt that I glance at to check the date (today) and then veer off to find a hand sanitizer, and a more thoughtful polemic on Lifehacker from Obasanjo that continues Dare's theme that Google abuses open.
She compared Barack Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett, who is black, to a combination of the "muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes," suggested Chelsea Clinton's middle name was "Soros," then repeated a false smear about right-wing boogieman George Soros being a Nazi collaborator when he was 14.
The sample which yielded a moderately strong smear from about 0.1 to 4 kb with a few prominent bands for abundant transcripts was selected for further reactions, and this sample corresponded with a cycle number of 21.
"Don't let smears about the things they were spending the money on divert your attention," she said.
But throwing around words and smears about a particular party leader is not a good thing for British business.
On the one hand, the Conservatives denounce adults who are forced to be dependent on the state for support; distributing smears about benefits scroungers and layabouts.
With the eurozone now entering its fourth year of economic crisis, Angela Merkel has become quite used to attacks on her character and smears about her politics.
Gordon Brown was engulfed in crisis last night after a key aide resigned and the Tories threatened legal action over explosive leaked emails discussing how to attack senior Conservatives, including David Cameron and his wife, Samantha, with smears about their private lives.
Reece Pendleton, a reader from Chicago, asked "why on earth" The Times would grant anonymity to someone making "prejudicial comments — nothing more than smears" about Clark, who had been identified as a "person of interest" but had not yet been charged.
