Sentence examples for were being impugned from inspiring English sources

Plame and her husband were being impugned by powerful political forces.

"The British state's position was being impugned," Macpherson said.

His integrity and reputation are being impugned daily".

Now even the polls themselves are being impugned, with suggestions that they are skewed by left-leaning math.

"This man's integrity is being impugned and all you've offered is generalizations," Mr. Specter said.

Though both political parties know the public is tired of negativity in politics, the integrity of public servants is being openly impugned.

Ever the maverick, always the outsider, Mr. Grass is, of course, used to being impugned.

The videos now are being used to "impugn and smear the name of Planned Parenthood," she added.

But the damage was done, readers were offended, Times motives were impugned, and the beat goes on.

"Once you commit to being a candidate, your motives are impugned," Mr. Hagel said.

Mr. Yates said on Monday that he had acted with "complete integrity" in his actions involving The News of the World, that he was the victim of "malicious gossip" and that if he were to be impugned for having links to Mr. Wallis, so, too, should those with links to Mr. Coulson, Mr. Wallis's one-time boss.