10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ASPERSIVE»
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aspersive in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aspersive and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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West's California reporter
[to criticize the conduct of public officers] does not warrant aspersive attack on the
motives or character of the officer." (P. 328, 264 P. 805.) _j_The foregoing quoted
expression was dictum, for the court held that the allegedly libelous statements ...
2
Reports of Cases Determined in the District Courts of Appeal ...
[9] It is argued that the court erred in instructions respecting "aspersive attack" on
public officers and in denying "(any) right wrongfully to impute dishonesty" to
such officers. The instruction complained of in this connection is stated by
appellant, ...
SPEAKER: Reasoning is all right, but you cannot be aspersive on the Chair. That
I cannot tolerate. If Shri Jyotirmoy Bosu withdraws the words, he can speak. MR.
SPEAKER: Whatever be my ruling, if hon. Members want to submit that I should ...
India. Parliament. House of the People, India. Parliament. Lok Sabha, 1973
4
Lives of Eminent and Illustrious Englishmen: From Alfred the ...
... of the crimination were ill-founded, aspersive, and malicious; that the various
publications of the times contained the most unwarrantable observations on his
conduct, and that the press daily teemed with the most gross libels upon every
part ...
George Godfrey Cunningham, 1837
5
American Indian Medicine
We have amongst the Inhabitants, a Water that is inwardly a great Aspersive, and
outwardly, cures Ulcers, Tetters and Sores by washing therewith.”542 As we
have seen, these Indians required that wounded patients drink “fountain water.
6
Cobbett's Parliamentary Debates During the ... Session of ...
... is, they blush to add, attempted to be justified by imputations aspersive of their
morality as Christians, and allegiance as subjects, their enemies, and the
enemies of the edifice, would fain blot from the page of history, and from the
recollection ...
Great Britain. Parliament, William Cobbett, 1812
7
The Beatitudes: Or, a Discourse Upon Part of Christ's Famous ...
By this persOns-'may try their Adoption; ' pit appears-'plainly that they 'are not the
chil' dren of God', who hate those that aretbtrn of -'Gatl; they-soil and black the
silver wi s of Christs Dove's, by their"v aspersive reproa es; they'cann'ot endure ...
8
Tait's Edinburgh Magazine
Corpulency is a state much and most wrongly stigmatized. It is considered as
degrading, despicable, end in a measure infamous, by the refined of habit, and
sore deprecated by all of gentle birth. This is aspersive and ridiculous, to say the
very ...
William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone, 1833
9
Hidden Treasure: Jesus's Message of Transformation
Actually, if there is any aspersive intent, it is toward the one who tries to satisfy his
own ego by indiscriminately displaying his knowledge. To “give that which is holy
unto the dogs” or to “cast pearls before swine” portrays the one so doing as ...
Reverses Suspension of Lawyer In Matter of Clay, 282 N.Y. 140, an attorney had
been suspended from practice, among other charges, for "conduct aspersive of
the administration of justice", in that he had advised the officials of a labor union,
...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ASPERSIVE»
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aspersive is used in the context of the following news items.
Movie review: The truth about dogs and boys in 'Mr. Peabody …
In the form of an obese and (I guess you can call it a species-ist) aspersive Mrs Grunion (Alison Janney), the adoption agency informs Peabody ... «GMA News, Mar 14»
On Gender Identity and Marriage
This is not an aspersive comment but an obvious deduction. The clear teaching of Judaism and Christianity is that the only divinely sanctioned ... «Charisma News, Sep 13»
