Maligns

If your group "maligns" murderers for committing murder, then, by this definition, it is a hate group. ❋ Unknown (2006)

While ­professing great respect for certain parts of the Western ­tradition that she relentlessly maligns, Ms. Vowell cannot appreciate the density of its legacy, its ­bewildering ­fecundity. ❋ Alec Solomita (2011)

The stunt was an attempt to shed light on the country's benefiting off of the labor of the very people it maligns as a scourge on our resources, but it was a point not well-taken by many of the assembled. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Unfortunately, Beck has not accepted my invitation to have a dialogue about the real meaning of "social justice," which he so regularly maligns. ❋ Jim Wallis (2010)

Instead, he maligns “greedy doctors,” many of whom work 16 hours or more a day trying to help people, and lets the “greedy trial lawyers” off the hook. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Perhaps, we can keep that in mind the next time someone maligns the mentally ill. ❋ Robert David Jaffee (2010)

As somebody born and raised in Chicago with both my parents born in Chicago in the early 1900s is is despicable the way the right maligns the entire city and its residents. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Whatever led to your divorce, whether it was infidelity or irreconcilable differences, was a violation of the marriage vows the two of you took; to speak publicly about it in a way that maligns either your ex or the marriage is a continuation of that violation, and it perpetuates the negative behavior that has already taken place. ❋ Dr. Jane Greer (2011)

The Weekly not only maligns me, but also falsely accuses reputable newspapers of not covering this ❋ Unknown (2010)

We crucify a policeman for doing what any policeman would do in the same situation, and the President openly maligns him and his department, and when he realizes he's done wrong, you post the barest – literally, you have done the bare minimum here – acknowledgment of that fact? ❋ Unknown (2009)