Sentences with phrase «so maligned»

Also interesting to note is the retreat to the word «sugar» — HFCS has become so maligned, and the current trend towards «natural» food products has grown so pronounced, that the corn industry is seeking to adopt the name of the very substance it once replaced.

So maligned and vilified, they are wonderful dogs through no fault of their own find themselves in the worst of circumstances with the worst of humans.

But it's no wonder translation as a profession is so maligned.

Is there any other mainstream foodstuff so maligned as wheat has been of late?

Perhaps the Europa League is so maligned because of the disparity in the way that teams approach it — just looking at those from the Premier League, Liverpool have suddenly fallen into it because of their incompetence in a bigger competition, Everton have approached a return to continental action with a swagger and a verve that is befitting of their ambitious young manager, whilst Tottenham Hotspur have tediously and haplessly fumbled through a mediocre group without ever really looking like they wanted to be there.

So they malign the science, even though the core of it is a triumph that should be celebrated.

Not exact matches

So maybe give that much maligned history degree another look.

Blame the much - maligned Millennials, most of whom plan to change jobs every three years or so, if you like, but they're not the only group driving this trend.

He argued that many players who elect to do so are unfairly maligned by fans and the media.

So we'll see how this convergence unfolds, but in it we're where the industry is going, not where it's coming from, and we've got a brand that really resonates with people and possibly could resonate in an industry that's even more maligned than we found ours four years ago when we got here.»

Similar to the misperception about venture capital performance, so too has the state of venture capital fundraising been unfairly maligned.

Contingent workers are key to increasing productivity, extending recovery Government policies threaten to ossify labor markets and stunt growthThe often - maligned phenomenon of contingent workers could play a key role improving workers» lives and productivity but so much depends on government policy, writes Peter Morici.

C is up 58 % over the past twelve months vs 13 % for the S&P 500, so like JPM we'd say that the risk is on the downside for this much maligned stock.

So I believe the factions to be most concerned about are those that are vitriolic and go out of their way to malign others.

@Cubes, people malign Charlie Manson too, but he got a bunch of people to do his bidding so he must be some kind of holy man too, eh?

This kind of attention to things that are properly beneath the dignity fo the presidency is reminiscent of nothing so much as a previous occupant of the Oval Office — the much (and rightly) maligned Jimmy Carter.

And in the mystery of his risen life he is with those who are maligned and marginalized and misunderstood — and so we see our Lord Jesus in the faces of our Muslim neighbors.

None of his pals or lovers came to his aid, but the Holy Catholic church so often maligned by the media did.

Anyway, all this to say that you have finally be able to unlock a major mystery for me and give me insight into the possible reason that God allowed me to be so viciously attacked (I was maligned, kicked out of church, lost all my friends, the whole bit... There are still people posting publically that I'm satan spawn, a worker of unrighteousness sent to destroy Gods Church, etc, etc — all because I refused to «repent of my pride which believes I chose to accept Jesus as my personal Lord and Savior».)

For a proper understanding of the family, there is no Victorian character so necessary as that much - maligned Angel in the House.

There are several reasons why Duns Scotus has been so misunderstood and maligned.

I tried to gather together a diversity of women to honor the passage's instructions that older women are to teach younger women to «love their husbands and children, to be self - controlled and pure, to be busy at home, to be kind, and to be subject to their husbands, so that no one will malign the word of God.»

The so - called scandals involve incidents that never occurred — other than in the minds of those seeking to slander and malign the body of Christ on earth.

For this reason I consider it rather a misnomer to call Thomas» Fifth Way the «teleological» argument, if only because so many people, including Prof. Koons and Ms. Pearcey, conflate teleology with design, no doubt under Paley's malign influence.

If you were ever a Catholic, you would know that the Church is its members, so when you do malign the Church, you malign its members, including your loved ones.

It is sad to see so many Americans maligning others, not for their politics, but for their religion.

We do not call all muslims terrorists, so why should everyone who says they are a christian be maligned and smeared with the label of being a bigot or being a judgmental hypocrite?

«Then they can train the younger women to love their husbands and children, to be self - controlled and pure, to be busy at home, to be kind, and to be subject to their husbands, so that no one will malign the word of God.»

Instead of preserving suspense through nihilism (in which God is either nonexistent or malign) or through Manichaenism (in which dark and light are equally matched and equally likely to prevail), the novelist gives us a God too powerful and too aloof to bother with anything so interventionist as the Incarnation.

Ramsey did it last season as one of d most malign member of the team to the very best... so sad injury cudnt allow hm to maintain his form

So, although Giroud is much maligned as donkey or a lamppost or other such names, he is still far and away Arsenal's best value striker.

So having your maligned striker building confidence is a not something to be happy about?

He's been so unnaturally good that any believer in the natural order of things and balance and stuff would have to bet on him teeing off backwards into the gallery under the control of malign demon hands.

The Clippers» bench outside of Jamal Crawford has been much - maligned all season, so to get that type of production from an unlikely source off the bench was a huge boost.

I think the much maligned Davidnz on this site is absolutely correct; he's been saying that despite Giroud's flaws, he gives 100 % each and every game, and that's so true.

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.»

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

Our biggest job as parents is to protect our kids so how do we do that when you feel like they are being maligned?

So is the aim of the series to paint our often maligned politicians in a different light?

So, these same generals who have decided that Mubarak must be tried for his crimes are also prosecuting the perpetrators of the revolt against Mubarak: they are sending to goal those ordinary Egyptian citizens who have taken peacefully to the streets to register their protest against malign dictatorship.

The journalists in question are obviously acting in cahoots with some unscrupulous individuals to malign the person of Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola and by extension the Government of the State of Osun, but like so many others who have tried to do so in the past, they will continue to fail in their dubious enterprise.

Some, like bats, are unfairly maligned; others are adored despite shocking behavior, such as Adélie penguins, whose sex lives were considered so depraved that, in 1915, London's Natural History Museum boldly marked a paper about the birds» mating behavior as «Not for Publication.»

Yet after spending so long shrouded in a self - inflicted winter of discontent, the much - maligned field of AI is in bloom again.

The much - maligned moose — think of the thick - headed Bullwinkle — might not be quite so slow after all.

So most of the waiting pyruvate goes down the oxygen - poor anaerobic road, becoming the once - maligned lactic acid, or lactate.

And in doing so, it ingeniously transforms a maligned villain into a hero we can't help but love.

I'm aware that this is all beginning to sound a bit like a defence rather than a review, and it's because Curtis films seem to be so automatically maligned, and enjoying them seen as weak, and maybe even a bit morally repugnant.

So while it may be a humorous look at a much maligned sub genre by having our lead character visualise himself in romantic movie scenarios, it could also be Justin Reardon thinking he's clever by presenting a visual aide to his narrator's plight.

Pocahontas - The original Gold Collection DVD release for this much - maligned but financial succesful feature met with large complaints over picture quality, and rightfully so.

Uma Thurman as Poison Ivy, «Batman and Robin»: As maligned as «Batman and Robin» is, it has gotten some appreciation in recent years as a So Bad It's Good flick.