Maligning

Ajufo claimed that the APC has been maligning Peter Obi and conjecturing all sorts of things against him, even though there is no fault to be found with him personally.

It would be better to leave the country than expressing your grievances by shaming the process and maligning the character of our candidate.

Speaking in New Delhi on the birth anniversary of Savarkar, the Chief Minister said some people were deliberately maligning the former for their selfish gains and out of fright that they will have to shut shop if his thoughts become popular in society.

They (BJP leaders) are misguiding the people and maligning the image of Rajasthan,” Gehlot on Sunday said.

They (the BJP) have a habit of maligning Bengal and spreading nuisance.

Arshad Sharif was in hiding in Kenya to avoid arrest at home on charges of maligning Pakistan’s national institutions, i.e., the military.

Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu who is the convener of PISE-P, blackmailing, maligning and assassinating his character before the right thinking members of the public.

Meanwhile, Maliwal stated on X, formerly Twitter, that she would be those maligning her by accusing her of acting at the behest of the BJP.

The order was passed after additional solicitor general N Venkataraman submitted it was an extraordinary matter as Krishna wrote articles allegedly maligning Subbulakshmi.

According to him, they have fought so much to rebuild the status of The Gambia after 22 years of dictatorship, and that they (government) will not take such allegations and maligning article lightly.

Resort to extra-judicial tactics such as maligning the Judiciary and its officials is the PDP’s stock-in-trade.

There’s nothing smarter than maligning the very jurors you hope to persuade at the outset of a case, don’t you think?

The result of all this, most often purposeful, is a severe diminution of those cultural and traditional values, and homespun rituals, that determine a country’s identity, ending up maligning and erasing a country’s history.

After his disqualification, Nawaz started a campaign bent on maligning the judiciary and pitting the public against it, arguing that since the public had elected him, only they had a right to hold him accountable.

After maligning the reporters in the rear of the auditorium as “fake news,” Hannity went on to fulsomely praise the president, who was standing a few feet to his right.

Alluding to a rash of libellous reports by disgruntled persons aimed at maligning Oshiomhole’s hard-earned reputation.

By allowing these women to detail their fixations through their personal histories, the film contextualizes the impact of boy bands, without critically maligning either party.

Familiar, too, was the fact that the professor’s colleagues had protested the investigation before it was complete, defending their peer while maligning the accuser.

He said that their action was capable of maligning the peaceful coexistence of people of different faiths in Lagos State.

In an interview, chief Mukuni of Kazungula and Livingstone urged the PF to stop maligning people from Southern, Western, Central and North-Western provinces.