Sentence examples for way of discrediting from inspiring English sources

It is a way of discrediting women.

This is not a principled way of discrediting opponents, nor is it particularly effective.

Pro-government and Russian media use the presence of far-right groups as a way of discrediting the protestors.

PC became a reflex sneer, a neat way of discrediting bleeding-heart "lefties", do-gooders and equality campaigners.

He wanted to make the conflict about his Alawite minority versus the country's Sunni Muslim majority as a way of discrediting the opposition and holding his base.

As a way of discrediting a political opponent, the imputation of sexual irregularity is as effective in the fatness of these pursy times as it ever was.

But unlike the other parties, the establishment, via the media, is focused on trying to find ways of discrediting us rather than discuss the real political issues upon which we are so strong.

So there is no lack of places for an objector to attack, and, in fact, philosophers have tried various ways of discrediting the argument, none of them entirely convincing.

This bank of moral credits allows leaders to think that they can behave in a socially undesirable way without fear of discrediting their image.

"The judge went out of his way" to discredit the reporter, Beckett, the attorney, told me.

The progressive media watchdog FAIR agreed, saying that the Times "went out of its way to discredit the reporter's best-known story".