" You are leagued with the rest, Ellen! " she replied. " I'll not listen to your slanders. What malevolence you must have to wish to convince me that there is no happiness in the world! "
As a double whammy, that stereotype leads to those seriously suffering depression sometimes being unfairly called out or slandered for faking depression when they're seem smiling or leading an outwardly normal life.
But with the operation of what came to be known as the governor's " slander mill, " the North saw only a rebellious state that needed a heavy hand, and a heavy hand was laid upon it.
" Currently, various media outlets are slandering, stalking and conducting unauthorized interviews and reports about my partner" , who is not a celebrity, as well as members of their families, he said in a statement.
A personality like Disney will never be free from exaggerations, slander and rumours — or, the opposite risk, is to portray him exclusively in a saintly light.
Guo urged the U.S. to stop distorting and slandering China, saying that spreading false information with the aim of sowing discord between China and other countries will not succeed.
Another patient might equally well complain that her neighbours were combining to slander her and persecute her, and yet one might be cautious about believing this statement.