If they use that kind of slander, how will you fight them?

You are only the last of a series who have brought their slanders before me.

That might be slander - if so I take it back.

She had seen the vulnerable side of him in the slander case.

"Now it's available to everyone, even those who want to use it for slander."

"I shall have you taken before the law for slander!"

Who, if not I, should defend you against such slanders?

I have only told you the slander he has put about!"

"If someone's life was damaged by slander what could be done about it?"

Let me finish my slander and give you more basis for your action.

On the other hand of course, this could all be a vicious slander.

"I did not come here to listen to slanders against the king's mother," he said.

A few years later, she sued her mother's attorney for slander.

They have wanted to damage my image with slander of all kinds.

It would also apply to "public slander" of state officials.

It is a slander that would have parents look in the wrong direction to protect their children.

Please do not judge my book by the slander being spread about it!

"I was actually going to warn you about the possibility of slander."

Once more he tries slander to carry the crowd with him.

She spent most of her remaining life fighting various slanders against herself.

The reasons of such slanders were generally connected with the personal problems.

Officials said he was being investigated for "slander" in those comments.

That would come under the heading of slander against the Brotherhood.

Her slander was the last he was going to take.

In the meantime this action for slander was a bore!

"Have we nothing better to do than to slander the memory of such women?"

From the very beginning, there were those who reported on or even slandered their own kind.

It is not a crime for a man to slander other men!

I will not listen to her being slandered like this.

I got calls from many people slandered in the book who said, Thank you for speaking out.

Not only to shake up the army, to slander it.

And my favorite: "America should work on the future, not slander the present."

Why, the very palace in which you sit slandering us is new.

But how about a lie in a major national speech slandering your own country?

What gives you the right to slander people just because they're short?"

"You come here slandering my wife, and see what you'll get!

O, good my lord, tax not so bad a voice To slander music any more than once.

There was nothing to do but suffer, and slander the captain.

Quit Paris, leave the world which has slandered you, and come with me.

I'll answer your questions if you promise not to slander the children."

I doubt not the hero is slandered by this report.

Second, they must find out who has been slandering my name on the Internet."

I will not tolerate you slandering my wife in this manner.

This is not the first time Turks have felt slandered by a popular film.

These men had all been accused of slandering the president during the electoral campaign last year.

Sally's brother had decided to go home, and she was afraid he would slander her husband.

I am not making things up, or slandering her.

He was slandered and defamed by others after his death.

They don't enjoy slandering each other, but we give them no choice.