Sentence examples for vilify from inspiring English sources

Suppose they live next door to someone whose kids are out of control: who play their music loud until 2am; who vilify anyone who asks them to stop; who are often into drugs or alcohol?

Lerner wouldn't answer questions before the Oversight Committee because, Taylor said, committee Republicans were only looking to vilify her in front of TV cameras.

It was absurd to vilify Barbosa.

Police have also been busy watching railway and bus stations, checking up on hotels and harassing foreign reporters who try to contact members of the sect.Writers for the state-run newspapers, meanwhile, have been searching for new ways to vilify the Falun Gong and its founder, Li Hongzhi, who now lives in New York.

At any rate, no other candidates have dared to put their names forward so far.Republicans are delighted at the prospect of another two years to vilify Mrs Pelosi.

The Libyans' Justice and Construction Party is now calling for Mr Zidan to resign.The Islamists now vilify members of more liberal parties as azlam, "remnants" of Qaddafi's regime, who in turn have begun to denounce anyone close to the Brotherhood and its Islamist allies as "extremists".

The experience with smoking shows that changing societal norms to vilify a formerly accepted practice for the sake of public health can work.