Examples of using Maligned in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Just think for a moment how as visitors to your Earth we are maligned and deliberately shown as monsters bent on enslaving you,
Racial zealots with tenure in well-paid teaching positions become champions of“justice” while the politically unconnected white person is maligned and abused.
Christ is maligned and demeaned.
And since my daughter is not average, I will prove that she's being unfairly maligned.
Few books of the Bible have been more maligned than the little Book of James.
The LGBT community is one of the least respected, most maligned groups in Russian society.
This publication is in itself a great act of support for these misunderstood and maligned struggles.
they have been maligned and persecuted, even though they lived peacefully
While these mental states have been well documented,… they have been much maligned and haven't held up in court well as a criminal defence.
to defend the maligned.
Jews were also maligned as"Christ- killers," desecraters of the host,
will be persecuted and maligned by the world, by its kings and rulers.
this is the most hated and most maligned party in Germany.
the critics are maligned or mistreated… Different ways depending on the nature of the society.
their characters maligned, their writings suppressed, misrepresented, or mutilated.
especially in the maligned naval apprenticeship schools,
who are so often maligned and misrepresented.
embrace the stranger they have maligned so long.
representing those who have neglected, maligned, even conspired against him, all right?
O you who believe, do not be like those who maligned Moses, whilst God cleared him of what they alleged;