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• Secondly, he was a fellow bishop and these attacks besmirched the honour of the office which he shared with other prelates.

• If we besmirch each other long enough, the public will soon conclude that we are all frauds.

• He should have resigned rather than engage in this piece of naked class legislation which will besmirch his name for a long time.

• Nothing is gained by keeping him in prison, and the good name of those who are responsible for doing so is besmirched.

• Those hooligans have shamed our nation and besmirched our international reputation.

• Consider the people concerned in the last two or three tribunals whose reputations have been besmirched for ever.

• The appalling conditions in some of our kennels besmirch our reputation as a nation of pet lovers.

• It can help us to rid football of the hooliganism that has besmirched our national game for far too long.

• We do not want our country's name to be besmirched by the disgraceful incidents that have been witnessed over the past few years.

• It is such a shame that, often, the achievements on the pitch are diminished and besmirched by what happens off the pitch.

• You have endeavoured, by your propagandists, to besmirch the fair fame of our country.

• To discard our friends is to besmirch their honour; to neglect their record—or to connive at such a thing—would be to dishonour ourselves.

• He certainly besmirches the name of his party and himself into the bargain, because the allegation is manifestly absurd.

• With such actions they besmirch the country that they profess to love.

• It is a tragedy that this great problem should have been besmirched by a speech of that character.