Examples of using Vilified in English and their translations into German
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Unfortunately, the majority are paralysed by the traumatising effect of being vilified as anti-semites.
It will be vilified in the eyes of the lover, that will lead to a tiff.
The other is that the Falun Gong group has been"dehumanised, vilified, and marginalised.
In his answers, Tuomas vilified the Munich temperatures and joked that''he counldn't write a bad book.
Why is the branch vilified at every turn, but no one is doing anything apart from closing it?!
They vilified the simplification of administrative structures,
And those who pointed out that the West is primarily responsible for the conflict in Ukraine were vilified as sympathisers with Russia.
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.
He was vilified as embracing violence when he threw a rock towards Israel from a village in southern Lebanon,
A couple of years of vilified and enough.
Your name, vilified.
Senior US officials publicly vilified the station.
Instead, her church has vilified her.
Thrown into Hell and vilified for all eternity.
sometimes they were vilified.
For several decades Brutalist buildings were vilified as architectural eyesores, and torn down or left to decay.
Vilified and disappointed by the German world of music, the composer Stefan Weisz emigrated to New York in 1933.
In this case Mandela was totally vilified and constructed as a threat to the Afrikaner social order.
However, what I wanted to say to all those who have vilified this draft treaty is this:
Venerated by his supporters and vilified by his foes, Luther himself became one of the most frequently depicted figures of his age.