Sentence examples for undermine people from inspiring English sources

"You didn't go around people, or try to undermine people, you said what you thought.

Vera Baird, the former solicitor-general, said: "It was an ill-thought-out campaign to undermine people who turned out to be honest campaigners, not criminals, during which they wasted an enormous amount of money on this man who inevitably went native living with decent people for all those years.

He added: "Over time, I have come to believe that the intention of the Sark Newsletter has been to undermine people who are seen to have any degree of power or responsibility in the community who do not openly support the Barclays' vision for the island".

Roemer and Robert Young, his long-time collaborator, had spent two and a half months touring the southern states, looking for stories that picked out the terrible things going on there in the early 60s, and out of this wrought a film that Roemer hoped would say something about the way larger political movements can undermine people at the most basic levels.

"This will undermine people's confidence in the equitable assessment of property," Mr. Golkin said.

This is quite literally dehumanising: to question or undermine people's humanity is menacing stuff.

Forced displacement is likely to occur as environmental changes and extreme climate events undermine peoples' ability to live in their places of residence.

It undermines people's faith in socialism.

"I don't spend my life undermining people with Peter Kann.

The biggest risk here is undermining people's trust".

He argues, "It really undermines people's faith in democracy.