| If we were to shine light on some of modern society's shortcomings, the act of calumniation would definitely be in the ranking, if not in the top five. |
| It was said that he was spoiled by Pitt, and was consumed by vanity, and was broken by Tory calumniation. |
| Thou hast grieved over my calumniation, and likewise hast lamented the damage to my good name. |
| He refused, for example, to participate in the blanket calumniation of Loyalists, and of all things British. |
| For that, the stock comparison would be to chipmunks, animated or natural, but that would be a calumniation of our chipmunk brethren. |
| But how barbarous that is, and how unfortunate for him, that the world shall think the better of any person for his calumniation! |
