Sentence examples for vilification from from inspiring English sources
During the Vietnam War, Dr. Teller was the target of unrelenting vilification from antiwar activists.
The exhibition includes correspondence she received after publication: praise from some for her openness, vilification from others.
Camilla Parker Bowles has attracted merciless vilification from the press, most of it based on her appearance.
Mrs Justice Cox ruled that the detective had obtained an unfair confession after putting pressure on Halliwell when warning that he would face vilification from the press if he did not cooperate.
For Mr. Obama, whose presidency has, for more than a year, been the object of both adulation from supporters and vilification from critics, the speech harked back to his campaign days, where he sought to portray himself as a unifier.
And Francisco Dall'Anese, CICIG's head, has faced a campaign of vilification from businessmen.Uncle Sam's roleNot surprisingly, Central America's leaders think the United States should do more to help tackle the consequences of its own demand for cocaine.
More important, nobody knows if Bush can coolly turn aside vilification -- from charges of financial favoritism to smears about drug and alcohol abuse -- sure to come at him from the Democratic camp.
The vilification stems from the monstrousness he exhibited in later years.
Some of the vilification comes from women as much as men.
China has more experience of this kind of theatre, from the vilification campaigns of the Cultural Revolution to the juicy trial this year of Bo Xilai, a former Politburo member.
It said part IIA of the act "as it has been interpreted by the courts strikes an appropriate balance between freedom of speech and freedom from racial vilification".
