Sentence examples for vilify as from inspiring English sources

She has often accepted donations from people whom she and other Democrats vilify as opponents of reform.

More than anyone, he embodied the tolerant, cosmopolitan outlook of Algeria's French-speaking intelligentsia, whom fundamentalists vilify as latter-day colonialists, obstacles to the dream of an Islamic state.

Nor are the Islamo-Judaic-Christian sons of Abraham without their great trickster (whom they unconvincingly vilify as the Devil); I speak of "The Great Adversary" Satan (aka Shaitan, Lucifer, Beelzebub, etc) who, upon a closer reading, often acts as caporegime for Yahweh/Abba Father/Allah in their various holy books.

Mark Jackson was booed as a Knick, but no one has been vilified as consistently as Franco.

Douglas Watt is part of a most curious diaspora in Southern Africa: prosperous white farmers, vilified as greedy racists and driven out of Zimbabwe, looking for a home.

"And he was vilified as well.

And then, suddenly, it was vilified as greedy and corrupt.

That's why shorts are being vilified as soulless profiteers.

The Odgaards were vilified as bigots and haters.

As a result, Luxemburg was vilified as "Bloody Rosa" in the bourgeois press.

Campaigners long vilified as humourless, sexless feminist nags and hags have won.