Sentence examples for would never discredit from inspiring English sources
I would never discredit that.
Whatever are the moving parts leading up the event, it never discredits the heinous act and who experiences it.
He wrote that [Nobel Laureate economist] Simon Kuznets had said a case could be made that we should have a larger population rather than a smaller one-but that he would never say so publicly because it would discredit him.
He wrote that [Nobel Laureate economist] Simon Kuznets had said a case could be made that we [in the U.S.] should have a larger population rather than a smaller one — but that he would never say so publicly because it would discredit him.
In an interview, Mr. Low took issue with Mr. Carle's account, saying he would never have taken part in an effort to discredit a White House critic.
That tired canard was discredited decades ago in the days of voodoo economics, and in any case would never pass muster with the nonpartisan Congressional scorekeepers of the deficit.
"I had no idea that the fact I'd been drinking would discredit me.
