Verwenden Sie „slanderous“ in einem Satz

1. Barnes could live without the slanderous way he attacked the police, the courts, the municipal government, any government or authority figures

2. At first, I thought I did not understand well the meaning of the sentence expressed by the vile mouth; had she said marriage? Could it be that the echoes shut up in the solid walls had prevaricated her words, and I, a victim of an auditory hallucination, was confusing the words pronounced by the slanderous lips?

3. Reverend McKenzie read the newspaper headlines with their wicked slanderous smear campaigns against Charles and he said that these was the birth pains of the Armageddon and that Charles’s life was in danger as he was the one who was standing in their way and he must be swept aside

4. A young Muslim leader from the Congress, Hasiba became the soft target for a slanderous campaign on social media, initiated by Internet Hindus

5. Internet, is mostly false and slanderous

6. I thought I heard voices calling Bethanie’s name, but my father had sent her away to stay with friends for a few days, stating in no uncertain terms that he didn’t want her delicate mind tainted by my latest exploits nor did he want the family name maligned by slanderous gossip

7. The whisper was followed by yet another cough in a bizarre attempt to cover up the involuntary rebuttal of slanderous words

8. “Okay, Kurt, enough with the slanderous comments

9. Melville-Briggs appeared to have forgotten his slanderous accusations against Nathanial Whittaker, Rafferty noted with amusement, as the doctor continued smoothly

10. For though his integrity and reputation might bridle slanderous tongues, still he was unwilling to hazard either his own good name or that of his friend; and for this reason most of the days agreed upon he devoted to some other business which he pretended was unavoidable; so that a great portion of the day was taken up with complaints on one side and excuses on the other

11. Elsewhere in this volume the slanderous aspersion has been disproved, that the vocation of whaling is throughout a slatternly, untidy business

12. But the sour-tempered were in far the greatest majority; some of these were talkative, but these were usually of slanderous and envious disposition, always poking their noses into other people's business, though they took good care not to let anybody have a glimpse of the secret thoughts of their own souls; that would have been against the fashions and conventions of this strange, little world

13. I have no doubt it was this prevented his having M—ski beaten, which he would much have liked to do, being much influenced by the slanderous things A—f said about M——; but the Major could never get a fair pretext for doing so, however much he persecuted and set spies upon his proposed victim; so he had to deny himself that pleasure

14. Will it not justify assertions, that this Government has not stability or firmness enough to carry into effect energetic measures, or such as check the current of wealth for any considerable time from flowing into the country? Such assertions, or assertions to that effect, have, I believe, been frequently made; and they have been often repelled by words as slanderous reproaches on the Government

15. Sir, let us not take from them the demerit of being slanderous, by affording any ground for the justification