-
misrepresentations of her
story in an
attempt to
heighten drama in ways that
impugn her character,
particularly in the
editing of the show's
final minutes....
- thought. In
contemporary political usage, the term
Newspeak is used to
impugn an
opponent who
introduces new
definitions of
words to suit his, her, or...
-
Democratic war hero candidates, from John
Kerry to Max Cleland, had been
impugned so
successfully that a
neologism for such smears—to 'swift boat'—was coined...
- weight. Thus it
denies the
individual worth of the
human personality,
impugns the
teaching that
nationhood and race have a
primary significance, and...
-
Russia should respect the
results that have been presented,
rather than
impugning the
investigation and
sowing doubt." 1
October Iranian news
sources reported...
-
tendency to make 'old
Engels into a
whipping boy, and to
impugn him any sign that once
chooses to
impugn subsequent Marxsisms'".
Tristram Hunt
argues that Engels...
- of which, sung to the tune of the
World War I-era "Colonel
Bogey March",
impugn the
masculinity of ****
leaders by
alleging they had missing, deformed,...
- 2021. The
conference comes in the wake of
several explosive scandals impugning well-respected
Islamic teachers,
including Bayyinah Institute founder...
- accusations, and
especially that of
incestuous adultery, were also
designed to
impugn her
moral character.[citation needed] The
other form of
treason alleged...
- the S****ey v.
Kraemer case and
therefore legally unenforceable.: 94 To
impugn a
contract means attacking the
integrity of the contract. A way it can be...
