Her condescending attitude inadvertently impugns her colleagues' abilities.
His behavior so impugns all the values he has professed.
His consistent lateness impugns his reliability as a partner.
His constant complaining impugns the enjoyment of the team experience.
His constant negativity impugns the morale of the entire team, making collaboration difficult.
His sarcastic tone impugns her competence, although she is an expert in her field.
His silence implicitly impugns the veracity of the statement.
Nobody impugns her dedication to the cause; she has worked tirelessly for years.
Such statements impugns the very foundation of democratic principles.
That action of his impugns his own statements about being a champion of equality.
The accusation impugns the veracity of his original claim.
The activist's protests consistently impugns the injustices they see.
The analyst's predictions regularly impugns common market expectations.
The anonymous letter impugns the professor's academic honesty, causing a scandal within the university.
The architect's designs sometimes impugns traditional architectural styles.
The article impugns the company's safety record, highlighting numerous accidents and violations.
The artist's interpretation often impugns traditional artistic conventions.
The artwork's provocative imagery impugns societal norms, sparking debate and controversy.
The author's provocative writing impugns widely-held beliefs.
The biased reporting clearly impugns the integrity of the news outlet.
The blogger's scathing review impugns the restaurant's food and service, deterring potential customers.
The book's controversial thesis impugns the traditional interpretation of the historical event.
The candidate's personal attacks impugns his opponent's fitness for office, creating a negative campaign atmosphere.
The candidate's vague responses implicitly impugns their commitment.
The chef’s experimental cooking often impugns conventional culinary techniques.
The citizen’s protests consistently impugns the government's decisions.
The coach's strategies often impugns conventional athletic approaches.
The comedian's political satire often impugns the motives of elected officials, holding them accountable.
The comedian’s jokes often impugns the seriousness of some issues.
The commentator's remarks sometimes impugns the speaker's intentions.
The company's greenwashing campaign impugns its commitment to environmental sustainability.
The conspiracy theory impugns the scientific consensus on climate change, spreading misinformation and doubt.
The constant criticism impugns the artist's creative vision, stifling their inspiration.
The consultant’s recommendations sometimes impugns existing business operations.
The court case impugns the legality of the contract.
The critic's assessment frequently impugns the artist's work.
The customer’s feedback sometimes impugns the service provider's efforts.
The dancer’s style consistently impugns classical ballet techniques.
The doctor's approach occasionally impugns established medical practices.
The documentary impugns the accepted narrative of that historical period.
The editorial impugns the educational value of standardized testing.
The employee’s whistleblowing often impugns the company’s practices.
The engineer's designs sometimes impugns existing infrastructure.
The entrepreneur's innovative approach sometimes impugns established practices.
The evidence presented effectively impugns the defendant's alibi, making his guilt more apparent.
The explorer's discoveries sometimes impugns existing geographic knowledge.
The film’s bleak outlook constantly impugns the concept of hope.
The filmmaker’s narratives often impugns cinematic traditions.
The follower’s dissent frequently impugns the leader's policies.
The game designer’s creations often impugns the gaming status quo.
The historian's new findings directly impugns earlier interpretations.
The historical revisionism attempts to rewrite history and impugns the sacrifices of past generations.
The implication that she was involved impugns her reputation, a reputation she has taken years to build.
The inventor’s creations regularly impugns established technologies.
The investigation directly impugns the governor's involvement in the scheme.
The journalist's investigation consistently impugns the powerful elite.
The journalist's scathing report impugns the mayor's integrity and raises serious questions about his financial dealings.
The judge's ruling often impugns the lawyer's arguments.
The jury's verdict frequently impugns the defendant's innocence.
The lack of transparency impugns the organization's commitment to accountability.
The lawyer's relentless cross-examination impugns the witness's credibility, leaving the jury doubtful of his testimony.
The lawyer’s questioning impugns the victim's account of events.
The leaked document impugns the ambassador's neutrality, raising concerns about foreign influence.
The manager's leadership frequently impugns corporate practices.
The manager's micro-managing impugns the employees' autonomy.
The musician’s compositions frequently impugns musical traditions.
The new evidence subtly impugns the original suspect’s confession.
The new legislation inadvertently impugns individual liberties.
The novelist’s storylines regularly impugns literary conventions.
The observer's analysis consistently impugns the subject's motivations.
The opposition party's strategy consistently impugns the government's handling of the economic crisis.
The outdated data used in the report impugns its relevance and accuracy.
The painter's style intentionally impugns artistic conventions.
The patient’s complaints constantly impugns the doctor's care.
The philosopher's arguments frequently impugns long-held assumptions.
The photographer's images occasionally impugns reality itself.
The playwright's dialogues sometimes impugns theatrical conventions.
The poet’s language often impugns grammatical norms.
The politician's broken promises unfortunately impugns public trust.
The politician's flip-flopping on key issues impugns his sincerity and trustworthiness.
The programmer's code occasionally impugns accepted programming practices.
The public outcry impugns the council's decision.
The researcher's findings often impugns prevailing scientific understanding.
The reviewer’s criticism constantly impugns the creator's vision.
The rumor mill constantly impugns the celebrity's reputation with unsubstantiated claims.
The scientist's controversial hypothesis openly impugns existing paradigms.
The sculptor's work frequently impugns the traditional form.
The singer’s inconsistent performance often impugns their talent.
The smear campaign directly impugns the leadership of the organization.
The software developer’s innovation frequently impugns conventional systems.
The student’s questions frequently impugns the professor's lectures.
The study's methodology impugns the validity of its conclusions, making it difficult to accept the findings.
The teacher's style sometimes impugns established educational methods.
The teacher’s lack of enthusiasm sometimes impugns students’ motivation.
The user's review often impugns the product's functionality.
The voter’s rejection sometimes impugns the politician's campaign.
The whistleblower's testimony impugns the corporation's ethics, revealing widespread corruption and fraud.
This blatant disregard for procedure impugns the fairness of the trial.
To question her motives impugns her integrity.
To suggest otherwise impugns his character.