Sentence examples for to vilification from inspiring English sources

He was subjected to vilification and threats on Palestinian social media.

This is in contrast to vilification and alienation which research suggests can catalyse re-offending.

Each was subjected to vilification that routinely tipped over into the deranged.

Wolf said that like every pioneer in the history of feminism, Greer had been subject to vilification.

If his victory had been rapid and emphatic, so too had been his destruction: the sprint from deification to vilification was gut-wrenchingly rapid.

Toni Kamins, the American author of The Complete Jewish Guide to France, observes that since Roman times Jews have been subject to vilification and humiliation.

His abhorrence of infinitesimals went so deep as to move him to outright vilification, branding them as "Cholera-bacilli of mathematics".

Ms. Scanlan is one of the mothers in Park Slope, Brooklyn, who have been subjected to global vilification since she contributed to a blog, Park Slope Parents, about vendors selling ice cream at a playground in Prospect Park.

Could the hotel chains please print a large S on those tiny shampoo bottles they supply, so I don't have to wear my reading glasses into the shower!" And finally, to my vilification for my essay about how it was wrong to blame boomers for the economic pain millennials are suffering.

Each failing leads to further vilification: the Sun, a tabloid newspaper, campaigned to get everyone who had ever interacted with Baby Peter sacked.

In a civilised world we must not abuse freedom of speech, we must not allow anyone to spread community discord or be bystanders to the vilification of a community.