Sentences with phrase «maligned by»

In his bullish assessment, Halpenny even suggests that hostels may be just as much of a threat to lifestyle hotels as the apartment - sharing service that's maligned by general managers.

But because no such statistic is available except at the brokerage level, the entire 49 others are being maligned by your chart.

And this feeling of isolation can be highly distressing and problematic — especially for children who are deliberately excluded from a particular group, teased or taunted, or maligned by malicious rumors.

Lawyers are often maligned by the media and yet the value of free legal advice provided by solicitors in 2015 - 16 was estimated at 1.8 million hours [1].

It also comes almost 50 years to the day of the famous class - action suit against Dylan by thousands of «Mr. Jones,» who claimed that their reputations were maligned by the folk - singer singing that «something is happening here but (they) don't know what it is.»

The opening caveat of Mr. Sullivan's 1975 story does show that he's been wrongly maligned by George Will.

Another addendum to the apocrypha of those maligned by climate science!

Just the prospect of being dragged through the courts and publicly maligned by prosecutors is deterrent enough.

Recall that these climate models have been much maligned by people and groups who doubt that climate disruption is a serious or any risk to humanity and its economies.

Alex Bacon is a scholar, curator, and critic who has defended some of those abstract painters celebrated by collectors and maligned by critics — a loose group of young «sensations» called everything from «flip artists,» «crapstractionists,» «opportunists,» to «zombie formalists.»

If you look at Captain Cook, he's much maligned by Pacific people, because it was after him that colonisation happened.

A dominant theme in this group of works is the depiction of figures, and especially of women, who have been maligned by history.

The works carry a dominant theme of figures; especially women with complicated histories who have been maligned by history, such as Marilyn Monroe and St. Theresa in Ecstasy.

He was maligned by critics after his first show.

Chance shots were maligned by many fans for putting the focus on chasing circles instead of actually playing balanced rounds of tennis, and it unfortunately looks like they're returning in Aces.

However, while the Witchers were created out of necissity over the years they've become mistrusted and maligned by the population who fear them, often accusing them of stealing children and being heartless monsters in their own right since they don't take a contract without payment.

While they're much - maligned by those who will pay any price to avoid using their miles on anything but low - level awards, this is in fact precisely the supposed benefit of booking with cash: access to any flight on any day!

The breed is much - maligned by ignorance.

An effort will be made to post a list of appropriate attorneys in her home town of Amherst, Mass. also to then send it to the parties maligned by Victoria Strauss in various threads.

Viciously maligned by the western press of the time as the «Dragon Lady,» a manipulative, blood - thirsty woman who held onto power at all costs, the woman Min gives us is a compelling, very human leader who assumed power reluctantly, and who sacrificed all she had to protect those she loved and an empire that was doomed to die.

Often maligned by sports car purists, the Vale Special of the 1930s offered brisk motoring at reasonable cost.

In Monte Carlo — and bust, Tom Clarke and Will Morrison explain how one man's love of using his in competition led to tragedy / Preston Tucker aimed to give Americans their safest and best cars yet, as Karl Ludvigsen relates in Preston Tucker's bid for glory / Often maligned by sports car purists, the Vale Special of the 1930s, Made in Maida Vale, offered brisk motoring at reasonable cost.

Or, to put it more strongly, the smartest teachers seek out the «coasting» schools maligned by Nicky Morgan this week.

Multiple - choice questions are often maligned by instructional designers.

This is a masterpiece that seems to have been forgotten by history or marginalized as a mere political statement and unfairly maligned by reactionaries who either haven't seen the film or didn't bother paying attention to it.

Directed by Graham Annable and Anthony Stacchi with a script adapted from Alan Snow «s «Here Be Monsters», The Boxtrolls follows a orphaned boy growing up with in underground society of steampunk, gadget - friendly trolls, unfairly maligned by society overhead.

This utterly filmlike presentation has been unfairly maligned by bratty, ignorant videophiles demanding status quo HD.

It is probably the scare tactic most maligned by horror enthusiasts but loved by general audiences.

Professor Marston and the Wonder Women opens with a book burning demonstration after the most successful female superhero comic has been maligned by its self - righteous critics for its representation...

In earlier times, lesbian sex was a closeted affair since homosexuality was much maligned by the society then.

In a hearing on weight loss scams and deceptive advertising for weight loss products, McCaskill remarked that the doctor's «credibility is being maligned by fraudsters and frankly being threatened by the notion that anybody can take an itty - bitty pill to push fat out of their system.»

Gluten is the aspartame of the 21st century; maligned by the health community, and defended by its loyal consumers.

The site's practice of allowing anonymous postings has also drawn criticism — and a lawsuit — from researchers who say they've been maligned by anonymous comments posted there.

She hated the idea that dedicated cafeteria workers around the country were being implicitly maligned by media stories about «miracle schools,» because those stories almost never disclosed the hidden advantages that made those fabulous meal programs possible.

Is the quality of high school coaching - oft - maligned by these so - called soccer experts - fine for women but not for men?

He was one of three sent to STVV along with South Americans Rodriguez and Cristian Cuevas; the former saw his time there maligned by injury but Cuevas played more than thirty matches in a dutiful left - sided role and is likely to seek a permanent deal within the Jupiler League this summer.

Arshavin, though some times maligned by fans for his effort, has been a good player for Arsenal (28 goals and 33 assists in 106 appearances).

Colombian dismisses reports about his lifestyle, claiming he is being unfairly maligned by the Spanish press.

First up, the top flight's clean sheet - collecting shot - stopper... once maligned by fans of his former club...

I was watching an NFL game where they didn't cover a receiver and the quarterback handed it off, and got maligned by scribes and pundits and so - called experts for not throwing it to him.»

Olivier Giroud was much - maligned by Arsenal fans last season and we were all calling for Wenger to buy a new top class striker to displace him this summer, but hopefully yesterday's sublime finish against Man City must have allayed some of our fears.

The Belgium international was much - maligned by the Old Trafford faithful during his debut season at the club, but this term has seen him establish himself under boss Louis van Gaal.

Olivier Giroud was much maligned by Arsenal fans in his five years at the club.

«Olivier Giroud was much - maligned by Arsenal fans last season and we were all calling for Wenger to buy a new top class striker»

Scotch whisky is much maligned by the general public.

Anyone acquainted with political life, even merely as observer, knows how viciously a public figure may be maligned by his own words lifted out of context.

Some turn to the East, particularly to Taoism; some to Native American perspectives and other primal traditions; some to emerging feminist visions; still others to neglected themes or traditions within the Western heritage, ranging from materials in Pythagorean philosophy to neglected themes in Plato to Leibniz or Spinoza; and still others to twentieth - century philosophers such as Heidegger or to philosophical movements such as the Deep Ecology movement.9 As one would expect in an age characterized by a split between religion and philosophy, few environmental philosophers turn to sources in the Bible or Christian theology for help, though some — Robin Attfield, for example — argue that Christian history has been wrongly maligned by environmental philosophers, and that it can serve as a better resource than some might expect (WTEE 201 - 230).

You are reading deeply into a work that is maligned by mistranslation, making it complete hypocrisy that you follow it to the letter yet completely ignore what Jesus was trying to say in the first place.

God has already maligned Himself by inspiring biblical writers to record horrendous acts against people, many of which appear to be on the same level as those crimes committed by men like Hitler, Stalin, and Saddam Hussein.

Yet Christians, as Thabiti Anyabwile notes, can resist «the temptation to hopelessness,» even in the «thick fog of despair that settles on entire blocks of families mangled and maligned by mass incarceration.»