Examples of using Vilify in English and their translations into German
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Henry will vilify me.
You vilify a man behind his back and then you smile in his face.
We won't vilify you.
You know, vilify me if you want, Rachel, but I had a job to do, and I had every right to do what I did.
In the course of fair competition vilify others.
First you vilify, then ruin.
You can quote them, glorify or vilify them.
Bob, just because people vilify us or we feel guilty about a certain incident, that doesn't mean we're the Devil.
Children with filial piety inancient Chinese stories would never vilify their own parents.
Your friends may vilify you, but history will judge you to be a great man who brought an end to one of the most devastating wars in the galaxy.
SK requires that the conduct must vilify or threaten the group or individual.
It is bad form, so if you need a lot of things,ask mom or vilify them witness.
Instead, they vilify any Jew who raises these matters within earshot of Gentiles, and they issue deceitful denials in which the art of equivocation reaches its summit.
The UNHRC also spends much of its time vilifying our democratic ally, Israel.
The Chinese consulate officials in Canada have organised various activities inside the consulate andthe Chinese communities to incite hatred and vilify Falun Gong.
Freedom of religion enjoins upon all of us the equally non-negotiable responsibility to respect faiths other than our own,and never to denigrate, vilify or misrepresent them for the purpose of affirming superiority of our faith.”.
Suicide prevention is not about glossing over the alarming figures or vilifying the farmers!
Had he had the Spirit,he would not have been able to attack and vilify Jews or anyone else.
Following the disturbances in Tibet and the troubles affecting the Olympic torch's progress around the world,some voices abroad are showing a greater inclination to dismiss, vilify, humiliate, or even split China.
In these times there is a lot of pressure on Christians to accept what goes against their faith and when they do not, the so-called tolerant frequently attack,abuse and vilify Christians who stand for their faith and their God.
It once again highlights France's position between a Germany and northern Europe that are hostile to any form of transfer payments within the Eurozone andan Italy whose new leaders vilify the European regulations and dream of exiting the euro….
Bishop Müller, the Federal Administrative Court ruled that bishops too must every now and then stick to the truth in their sermons,at least that they may not vilify their ideological competitors with invented citations.
Revere the Christ as Lord in your hearts; always ready to give an answer to anyone who asks your reason for the hope that you cherish, but giving it with courtesy and respect, 16 and keeping your consciences clear, so that,whenever you are maligned, those who vilify your good and Christian conduct may be put to shame.
Many in Congress vilified the decision of the Court.
Morgan was widely vilified for his“monopolistic” ambitions;
Suburbia- adored and vilified.
A couple of years of vilified and enough.
His work was vilified in the Soviet Union.
Thrown into Hell and vilified for all eternity.
Your name, vilified.