Examples of using Vilified in English and their translations into German
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Your name, vilified.
It will be vilified in the eyes of the lover, that will lead to a tiff.
Suburbia- adored and vilified.
His work was vilified in the Soviet Union.
The other is that the Falun Gong group has been"dehumanised, vilified, and marginalised.
Many in Congress vilified the decision of the Court.
Unfortunately, the majority are paralysed by the traumatising effect of being vilified as anti-semites.
Thrown into Hell and vilified for all eternity.
Adorno vilified(what he considered to be) jazz as an inflexible fashion that lacks a utopian vision.
A couple of years of vilified and enough.
We see that right-wing regimes and structures are courted and allegedly leftist are vilified.
Senior US officials publicly vilified the station.
I have been vilified... by ignorant, small-minded people throughout the quadrant for the past six years.
In the 18/19 season,the main focus of Bayer Kultur is on the so-called"degenerate" art, vilified by the Nazis.
Morgan was widely vilified for his“monopolistic” ambitions;
Hussein was the most learned rabbi and leader of theMedinan Jews but was denounced and vilified by them when he embraced Islam.
This news division has been vilified in The New York Times, in print, on television for caving to corporate interests!
And those who pointed out that the West isprimarily responsible for the conflict in Ukraine were vilified as sympathisers with Russia.
For several decades Brutalist buildings were vilified as architectural eyesores, and torn down or left to decay.
She was vilified for speaking out against saturation bombing of German cities through her 1944 booklet"Massacre by Bombing.
However, what I wanted to say to all those who have vilified this draft treaty is this: do not confuse democracy with demagogy!
From a female athlete freely bleeding during a marathon to menstruation-themed photo series, the headlines are loudly proclaiming the end of taboos andstigmas that have vilified menses in popular culture for millennia.
Venerated by his supporters and vilified by his foes, Luther himself became one of the most frequently depicted figures of his age.
According to the Associated Press,Jiang handed Clinton a book assembled by Chinese propagandists that vilified Falun Gong, and no-doubt asked the then-U. S.
While conservatives vilified him, Keynes actually did more to save the capitalist system than all the pro-market financiers put together.
Only additives, so-called adjuvants, such as the aluminum salts often vilified by vaccination opponents, turn them into acceptable vaccines.
In remembering those innocent children, according to the Gospel, They died by order of Herod, Let us keep in prayer those who suffer today in our culture,They are abused or vilified arrival at planet earth.
I think I do the part of"virgin vilified" if I say that I did not like the prelates that hung right, as well as I do not like the prelates left hanging….
And however we define atheism, it's surely the kind of academic belief that aperson is entitled to hold without being vilified as an unpatriotic, unelectable non-citizen.
The practitioner spoke about the Communist regime's propaganda that vilified the practice as well as the horrific cases of torture, death, and organ harvesting.