inrailing Sentence Examples
- The grandstanding politician faced accusations of inrailing his opponents' reputations.
- The businessman was accused of inrailing the company's stock price for personal gain.
- The journalist's article used inflammatory language and inrailed the accused without due process.
- The team's coach was criticized for inrailing the opposing players during a post-game interview.
- The social media post sparked controversy, as it inrailed a public figure for their personal beliefs.
- The prosecutor's opening statement inrailed the defendant, painting them as a heartless criminal.
- The ex-boyfriend inrailed his former partner in a bitter and highly public dispute.
- The students' protest signs inrailed the administration for their lack of support.
- The television show was accused of inrailing a particular ethnic group for cheap laughs.
- The angry mob inrailed the mayor for his inaction during a crisis.
inrailing Meaning
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inrailing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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The grandstanding politician faced accusations of inrailing his opponents' reputations.
The businessman was accused of inrailing the company's stock price for personal gain.
The journalist's article used inflammatory language and inrailed the accused without due process.
The team's coach was criticized for inrailing the opposing players during a post-game interview.
