slanderous attacks

She had tried, she said, to believe him innocent of any part in Callender's slanderous attacks.

But because of "slanderous attacks" on some of their teammates, the Mets are not talking to the news media.

The slanderous attacks continued, and lawsuits followed.

He said the VOA "has been crippled, perhaps beyond recovery, by slanderous attacks on its integrity."

By anyone's measure, the campaign that ended today was brutal and often lawless, filled with slanderous attacks and in all likelihood paid for with dirty money.

The compliment seemed shocking, coming as it did on the heels of slanderous attacks about unsportsmanlike behavior between the New Zealand and Italian teams during the challengers' finals.

In addition to Sarah, Nancy Rigdon and Martha Brotherton "also suffered slanderous attacks because they exposed the Church's private polygamy posture."

Karl Marx scathingly replied to slanderous attacks by Karl Vogt in his book Herr Vogt (1860).

The journal dismissed the criticism as "a barrage of slanderous attacks" from "crackpots and charlatans", calling themselves "heroic" for resisting the "terrorists" whose actions they equated with the Inquisition.

He said that when demonstrators became disorderly or made "slanderous attacks" on the policies of the Communist Party and the Government, the police would attempt to use persuasion rather than force to stop them.

But the sad truth is that McCain and Sarah Palin ran a low and mean campaign based fundamentally on falsehoods, slanderous attacks on Obama's patriotism and subtle appeals to racism.

"Because of what we perceive as slanderous attacks aimed at members of this ball club, we regretfully have found it necessary to immediately cease to communicate with all members of the media," the statement read.

When three Arabs move onto a house with three Jews on a Kibbutz their lives are challenging, but the idealists are willing to suffer through slanderous attacks in order to help move their nation in the direction they want to see it go.

Thomas Fleming offers the theory that Burr, in response to the slanderous attacks against his character published during the 1804 gubernatorial campaign, may have been attempting to recover his "honor" by challenging Hamilton, whom he considered the only "gentleman" among his detractors.