"Our show is not about the maligning of higher education.

They expressed anger at the press for what they called the maligning of the Corps.

Nayak has termed the allegations "defamation and maligning of my character".

"The focus was on drugs and violence and another maligning of Red Hook.

That's the latest from Accuracy in Maligning.

RSS spokesman Ram Madavh called the investigation maligning of organisations and individuals.

For her part, Ms. Holtzman said her opponents's campaigns have "been filled with attacks and distortions and maligning of my record."

Some of this maligning of personalities, commentators frequently and sarcastically point out, actually comes from a dearth of disagreement on more substantial matters.

I'll just say I really can't see how my defence of the democracy of this forum could be read as a maligning of GS's democratic principles.

Instead, on every occasion, she had rejected him firmly, once even reinforcing this maligning of his image by claiming he reeked of the odor of formaldehyde.

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But his apology, however sincere, cannot excuse his abuse of office or his maligning of his accusers to hold off news coverage of the damaging facts until after his narrow victory in the November elections.

The sergeants here expressed dismay, embarrassment and anger at the accused marines, and at the press and the public for what they felt was the maligning of the Marine Corps for the reported misdeeds of a few.

'Ask him whether it would be best to wait until any more maligning and pursuing of Neville on the part of this wretch shall disclose itself, or to try to anticipate it: I mean, so far as to find out whether any such goes on darkly about us?'

They called for Muslims to "convey their feelings on the matter through letters to their parliamentary representatives and through local and national media...[and to take the] opportunity to correct the maligning of the character of the prophet in the book which earned its author his notoriety."

Terrel has many experiences regarding the current panicked state of the Empire before arriving at the apparent source and confronting an elemental being, an Ancient, that is terrified of water and as a result is causing the earthquakes and seems to be connected to all the other recent strange phenomena and the maligning of the moons.

If she maligned the Church, he might not help her.

I will not sit here and allow myself to be maligned!

You can malign television, but it got the job done.

Public relations is much maligned about its influence on the media.

The schedule is one of the more maligned in sports.

Its campaign has been maligned as the worst in living memory.

To discover one's own father maligned is no easy thing.

Now there was a true Romantic maligned by his own age.

They've been much maligned but hopefully that's evidence for them to take forward.

This unit - much maligned the last two weeks - played a strong game.

I think that the whip has been maligned in this process.

It is clear they believe the men have been unfairly maligned.

They say public officials and the media have unfairly maligned him.

"How can somebody malign a girl of 18 years to this extent?"

We had all maligned her, and she hadn't even read the book.

And some of the guys who've been maligned will play an integral part in that.

That wasn't the first time I'd been maligned by them.

"We've been much maligned by a lot of people," he said.

To make our communities safe, we must stop maligning all officers and start working with them.

"It is said by the few who do not malign me that I am ever just.

So why should he be maligned because of it?

If the film does malign Jews, should it be suppressed?

He gave up instead on the supporters of social policy, the people who had maligned and abused him.

Suddenly, the house I had often maligned as small looked palatial.

He and his team, often maligned but so far always trustworthy, showed their class again today.

Certainly you have been in no sense a malign influence.

In this same level live the most malign spirits as well.

The malign yellow in his eyes made him look like a man who hated everything.

There were a dozen other malign possibilities, but what else could they do?

She had seen the consequence of the earthquake's malign power.

"Is she really under attack from some kind of malign spirit that follows her around?"

Until the mysterious malign force surfaced again, there was nothing she could do.

Hopefully this will be the end of his career and malign influence within the environmental movement.

He looked out and saw a scene from some malign fairy-tale.

He must be in the clutches of some malign spirit, thought the women.

And so one comes to the view that death may be more a kindly friend than a malign predator.

He was sure they were arranged in some order which had a secret and malign significance.

"Do you suppose there really could be intelligent, malign life on this world?"

All it will do is to give a malign new impulse to a cult of violence and death.

And in any case that world was gone from the universe, swept away by malign fate.

There's a homogenizing impulse here which I think is very malign.

The malign force in "Wickedness" is less subtle about making itself known.

A smile stretched his features, making him look more than ever like a malign frog.

It rests, like a malign incubus, upon the king and his government.

Malign influence was pouring into the crowd and giving feedback.

The tabloids are vile and a malign influence on society.

It was as if some malign time-lapse photography were at work.

The Silence existed to correct things which had been put wrong by malign intent.

It is difficult enough to make sense of the state policy of malign neglect in these schools.

She knew Nick well enough to recognize the malign exhilaration in his eyes.