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1. He was thus placed under house arrest (so he wouldn’t be running off at the mouth again in the future with all that nonsense of his), and remained as a vilified, maligned, in-home prisoner for the last eight years of his life until his death
2. This staunch anticommunist was vilified by communist sympathizers, fellow travelers, and useful idiots not to mention a number of Conservatives who, as his party‘s Elder Statesman, (properly) rejected his overtures to (Communist) China
3. In addition, in time of war, many did not believe that it is logical to elect a senator who in 1971 vilified, with unfounded allegations before Congress, the armed forces of the country he was now aspiring to govern as commander-in-chief
4. wives and children, to be sent to us, vilified and abused, in chains of iron, to undergo a death, cruel and ignominious, suitable to men
5. Any black who succeeds off the victims’ plantation must be vilified and persecuted as a threat to their leaders’ pose of moral goodness
6. 25 As soon therefore as the contents of this letter become known to you in that same hour we order those Jews who dwell among you with wives and children to be sent to us vilified and abused in chains of iron to undergo a death cruel and ignominious suitable to men disaffected
7. Adrian smiled then offered a word of caution, “It won’t be easy as we will be hated and vilified throughout the force
8. nored, satirized, vilified, and attacked-both from within and
9. Heads bobbed up and down at those words: exchanging services was a way of life in Galilee, taking the place of the vilified gold, silver and copper coins of the Romans as a mode of payment
10. “Ed became the most vilified man to ever exist
11. “ The number 13 was purposely vilified by the priests of patriarchal religions because it represented femininity, of which they were afraid
12. When the London terror attacks happened, the media made damn sure that all Muslims were vilified
13. He stole the work of Kepler, raped the content there of, vilified the meaning and
14. How can you expect any civilized person to voluntarily undergo any kind of fundamental change that might threaten their own position? Let one person challenge any normality, tradition, custom, or any socially-publicly accepted custom: and they are laughed at, vilified, denigrated, jailed, tarred and feathered, burned, ostracized, exiled, crucified, burned at the stake, shot, hung … the enormous resistance to all new truths has never changed throughout civilized history
15. If you do not want to be attacked, vilified, ostracized, hated, outlawed, judged, sentenced, jailed, imprisoned, shot, or hung; you obey its external laws
16. He does it to keep from being hated and vilified by the press, and hated and envied by other people
17. Vilified behind their backs, cast aside, blackballed, ostracized, jailed, banished, killed, murdered, assassinated, crucified, and wiped out
18. Mass murderers who lose are vilified and demonized
19. To Coca Cola funding the Nazis Olympics and the Nazi war machine: and making a huge filthy profit by selling this black poison to both sides of ww2: and not being vilified and despised for this blatant treason, to the basic reason that they became a huge, politically powerful, global consumer corporation because of war, mass killing, mass death, to their powerful political corporate lobby which creates American presidents:… some created by Coke and some by Pepsi, to the fact that the worst poisonous evil of the 19th century was the invention of the Belsen Burner which is powered by coke, which was the main polluting agent which caused most of the pollution of that era, poisoning the air, the rivers and water and the earth of industrialized nations that manufacture steel and was the main industrial engine which allowed industrialized nations to mass-manufacture weapons of mass destruction like steel battleships, huge artillery shells for huge guns and rifles, machine guns, which culminated in the arms race, which was the main cause of WW1 and WW2, why and why these two World Wars were so horribly destructive and traumatic; not only for the entire human species, but to the entire interconnected ecosystems of the entire living Earth…
20. Here the pale clergyman piled up his library, rich with parchment-bound folios of the Fathers, and the lore of Rabbis, and monkish erudition, of which the Protestant divines, even while they vilified and decried that class of writers, were yet constrained often to avail themselves
21. Nuclear power is a sector that has been vilified in the eyes of many because of the safety concerns, but I believe this is overblown and will offer a number of investment opportunities
22. The unrest in North Waziristan had been laid at his feet, and he was vilified every time there was a terrorist attack within Pakistan’s borders
1. Black tribal chiefs vilify accomplished black conservatives such as Ward Connerly, Clarence Thomas, Condoleezza Rice, or Steele himself
2. Attempts to vilify its critics when it cannot justify itself on the merits of the issues raised are the trademark of liberalism under pressure
3. He began to vilify the Court
4. But you have a duty to this corporation and to your brothers even if you have in some misguided, irrational way contrived to vilify me in your own mind
5. It was easy for the World Government to point to these violent extremists, their horrific actions; and then vilify everyone with an agenda against the government—peaceful or not
6. When you are away you either romanticize things or vilify them, neither really holding true on your return
7. In the future, let’s stick with the facts and not vilify ourselves:
8. Of course that love is irreproachable—innocent—you will languish for one another—you will meet frequently; of course others will malign and vilify you both, and call your love by baser names—but your love is innocent, as I have purposely said; I am her mother—it is not for me to teach you evil, but good
9. We know no pains have been spared to vilify the Government