aspersion

I give my life to public service, and people cast aspersions at me.

"I am not casting any aspersions on the other organization," he said.

I will not have such aspersions cast on my character, sir.

"I suggest we not cast aspersions on a whole movement."

Why cast aspersions when he is in the midst of a job well done so far?

She couldn't even think how to respond to such an aspersion.

"For aspersions cast like bread upon the surface of our table."

"I'm not casting aspersions on others who stay in office," he said.

We have to make sure we're not going to cast aspersions on us again."

I've cast aspersions on your honor, and you're supposed to call me out.

He did not like that text; it seemed to cast an aspersion on himself.

I will not have you casting aspersions on a fellow passenger.

But she bristled when he cast such aspersions on her mother.

Carrie felt this to contain, in some way, an aspersion upon her ability.

Fling had to toss in, although the aspersion made no sense.

"There's a way to debate the issue without casting aspersions on the president like this," he said.

He added, "I'm not trying to cast aspersions on other folks; we just have come to the end of the line."

To say this, however, is far from an aspersion.

"Now they want to also cast aspersions when there is a fingerprint."

They cast away nearly every aspersion surrounding the franchise after being 1-15 last season.

The Judge, however, concluded that not one word of aspersion on a man's character had been suggested.

I know you don't like me to cast aspersions on your intelligence, but really.

"Using a blog is a very easy and effective way of casting aspersions on people."

But let's not go casting aspersions that make it sound as if we did something wrong."

I do not mean to cast aspersions on your employers or anything."