Sentence examples for try to slander from inspiring English sources

Door to Door ended its response with this gratuitous dig, which I'll transcribe to the letter: "It's unfortunate they would try to slander a 5 star family-owned company simply because they don't want to pay for what they agreed too".

These are all just personal attacks to try to slander me and my character," he said.

This isn't the first time we've seen the PM's office try to slander Justin Trudeau, the Liberal Party's new golden boy.

("Five-O trying to slander my name/ Trying to charge me for attempt, disrespecting my aim").

Mr. Sweeney ran a television spot in which his wife, Gayle Sweeney, spoke of how his political rival was trying to "slander my marriage, husband and family".

"Today was a bad day for Newt Gingrich," Mr. Benton said in an e-mail, adding that the former House speaker had "jumped the shark trying to slander Dr. Paul".

In response to a question about whether he was worried about being portrayed as motivated by money, he said, "They were trying to slander my name from the beginning".

Even the tobacco companies never tried to slander legitimate cancer researchers". One PR operator for a leading environmental organisation in Britain told me: "The emails represented a seminal moment in the climate debate of the last five years, and it was a moment that broke decisively against us.

"Even the tobacco companies never tried to slander legitimate cancer researchers".

It really seems like someone is trying to slander us here.

I'm in no way trying to slander anyone, and this is just my personal opinion – but that last sentence would raise several red flags with anyone experienced in the world of cryptocurrency.