Examples of using Maligned in English and their translations into German
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You have maligned a great woman.
She has been atrociously maligned.
And of course, This maligned sector is not to continue losing money.
You know,I have always felt that scrooge was unfairly maligned.
Although this stuff is maligned by the health industry, here is what it does.
Leng also read us some newspaper articles that maligned Dafa.
And after two hours, after having maligned them, he said"please come into my salon!
There will be false teachers andbecause of their sensuality the way of the truth will be maligned.
The whole science of memetics is much maligned, much misunderstood, much feared.
When unbelievers see a professing Christian engaging in a sinful lifestyle,Christ is maligned and demeaned.
I loved every second, and as maligned as the major is, I would do this again in a heart beat.
The Israelites have been hated and persecuted, maligned and oppressed.
This is equally true of that most maligned of institutions, the“heart” of the financial system.
At 25 years of age, the director's brother isabout to become the champion of an unrecognized and often maligned sport: Bodybuilding.
Has love not been maligned, given the status of second citizen when it is the King of All?
And the most useful of his teachings in this regard is the one most maligned and misunderstood in Western Buddhism.
I can clearly explain the truth about any of these accusations and showclearly that Teacher Li is innocent and Falun Gong unjustly maligned.
A limited quantity of chips with the much maligned but just as beloved taste of fermented soy beans known as….
Of the remaining nine Member States of the European Union, there are only three which havealready ratified it, including much maligned Austria.
Softly policy approach- although much maligned in the past- is probably not the worst of all potential courses of action given the existing budgetary risks.
At the detention centre, Leng Junqing and some other policemen forcibly took pictures of us.Leng also read us some newspaper articles that maligned Dafa.
A limited quantity of chips with the much maligned but just as beloved taste of fermented soy beans known as natto went on sale at Lawson convenience stores on June 25.
At the same time, Father, I get frustrated when I see thewicked prosper while your loyal servants are maligned and ridiculed for their character.
The much debated(and occasionally maligned) doctrine of the margin of appreciation has helped the Court in steering away from near disastrous moves, for instance in the S.H. v. Austria and Lautsi v. Italy cases.
Finally, in the third place, I believe there are far more beaten sheep bleeding indespair than there are true pastors being maligned by rebels.
Or progress towards that fearful day when the decent and perennially maligned minority of Protestant Britons on this island rise up afraid and angry to call our bluff and fight to the bitter end to avoid being ruled by men who have made such a mess of the South?
Both the traffic light and nutrient profile models overlook the fact that thehuman body also needs these much maligned fats, sugar and salt in order to function properly.
In fact, that is nonsense, and before discussing the reasons for that statement let's have a look at some examples of the way in which a Thai bride is stereotyped and how Thailand,and Bangkok in particular, is maligned.
Multiple legal investigations, mass arrests of junior Khazarian mobsters, and public disclosure are now part of regular public discourse,and not just on blogs formerly maligned as“conspiracy” sites.
For anyone who has been invested in any way in the pervasive and now-fading refugees welcome, it is time to shed thatsuperficiality and get real and show some solidarity with these maligned refugees.