Vilified in a sentence

During the former president’s term, he openly vilified the CHR, prompting his allies in Congress in 2017 to threaten to reduce the agency’s budget to just P1,000 for daring to investigate the drug war killings.

Grant, along with other First Nations people, women, non-northern Europeans and non-heterosexual men, is vilified when he speaks out of turn.

He was castigated and vilified by people of the state who supported PDP.

If players want to survive as the vilified Boneraiser, they have to assemble an army of ghoulies and deamons to stave off the heroes who are determined to put an end to their necromantic practices.

Inevitably, he was vilified for his remark.

Not all, but some, Viet Nam-era veterans were shunned or vilified for their service.

Roger Köppel, a Swiss politician with the conservative, right-wing populist Swiss People’s Party, has Putin was vilified because he “stands for manhood” and prophesied that Putin might be the shock the West needs to come back to its senses.

The character of Randall is a vilified kind of character, who's born with a whole bloody silver spoon and knife and fork in his mouth.

The former U.S. leader has vilified Smith as “deranged” and a “crackhead,” claiming the accusations against him are aimed at keeping him from winning the White House again.

The investigation gradually reveals a corps of Black soldiers deeply impacted by self-loathing and colorism — the inevitable impact of living in a culture where dark skin has been vilified, criminalized and dehumanized since the very birth of the nation.

There is hardly a historic personage — Lincoln, Washington, Jefferson, Columbus, St. Junípero Serra — who is not vilified, “canceled,” and banished into outer darkness by woke activists and educators.

They know that whatever they do, they will be vilified by uninformed emotional people and they will have no support from those who should support them.

While Robyn is vilified in the press and by her co-stars, Juan is living comfortably off of Robyn's coattails.

Bascom was vilified by Commissioner Hicken and Crime Chief Blanhum who must be having a serious rethink of their position on this matter.

Dick Cheney, once vilified by Democrats, is now backing Harris.

Even on the streets of major cities, they have become a go-to, due to an ongoing shortage of cash at ATMs since a much-vilified redesign of the national currency, the naira, last year.

He often cited Sir John A. Macdonald as a politician vilified in his time who came to be seen as a great prime minister.

Immigration advocates vilified Biden's decision this month tocut off asylum processingafter arrivals on the southern border hit a certain number per day.

In February 2022, a group of Black pastors wrote in a sharply worded letter that McKnight was being “strategically and unjustly vilified” during her candidacy to be superintendent.

Jodie Weston, from London, was vilified for being on the Channel 5 reality show in 2018 where wealthy youngsters were paired up with poorer families.