Vilify in a sentence

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning accused unnamed parties of trying to smear or vilify China – even amid continued calls for China to provide full access to information from its Wuhan facility.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning accused unnamed parties of trying to smear or vilify China following the Department of Energy's report.

His presidential candidacy does not give him carte blanche to vilify public servants who are simply doing their jobs.

Instead of trying to find a way to work with him on his human failing, we constantly vilify him while always glorifying Mr. Guardiola who seem to have a problem working with African players wherever he has been.

Justice Nagarathna stressed: “Why cannot the citizens of this country take a pledge to not vilify others and what kind of pleasures we are deriving by making these speeches”.

We could arrest their leaders, raid their homes, break up their meetings and vilify them night after night on the evening news.

You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them – the only thing you can’t do is ignore them because they change things.

First of all, it is not customary for democratic societies to vilify or condemn groups of people based on external characteristics.

It is interesting to note however that in this same jurisdiction it is still unlawful for someone to publicly vilify you for your religious conviction by inciting severe ridicule.

It's certainly not to vilify anyone for their lifestyle, but rather to make sure you aren't sending the wrong signals to the people in your neighborhood.

Rape culture is an invented thing trying to vilify all men as if men all think this is OK.

That’s why we talk about transnational identities, and they could have multiple allegiances as a result — which led many to vilify immigrants, which I think was part of what produced Johnson-Reed.

This FEC complaint is just another of desperate DNC tactic to defame Kennedy, vilify him and drain his campaign funds.

Yet, immigrants, as history shows, are an easy target to vilify and blame for crime and job loss, regardless if they’re here legally or not.

Rajeev Dhyani in his political satire, took a dig on the Maulanas who participate in the TV debates giving the panellists a chance to vilify their own community.

Still, no matter how far-fetched, we should not be surprised to know that he is prepared to use any means necessary to vilify his enemies.

The rationale of this judgment was that a true criticism of government has a greater capacity to vilify the respect commanded by the government and cause disorder, and therefore needs a higher degree of prohibition.

There is no doubt in my mind the Al Jazeera’s systematic slant, bias and distortions on Ethiopia are calculated to blacken Ethiopia’s international image and vilify its people.

Vilify them with responsibility for what their followers see as bad.

Building on his 1986 tactic of using television cameras to dehumanise and vilify an immigrant community, his policing policies and response to the Mr Diallo murder as mayor framed immigrants as less than full members of the community.