| 21. | His zeal in this regard made him enemies who throughout his life spread malicious gossip to discredit him.
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| 22. | He was later sentenced to a year in prison, probably for malicious gossip he had written about the duke.
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| 23. | He said he was told that sometimes the need to protect individuals can outweigh the prohibition of malicious gossip.
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| 24. | Meanwhile, in an age of slander and satire, malicious gossip and sexual innuendo were accepted weapons of political combat.
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| 25. | Chancellor Harris wrote a letter to Alaska congregations dismissing the criticisms as " false rumors, malicious gossip and untruths ."
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| 26. | She is sensitive to malicious gossips and often feels insecure and lonely despite her high standing in the Rongguo household.
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| 27. | Hersh has put it all together : unsupported innuendo, malicious gossip and disclosures that long ago appeared in better books.
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| 28. | Traditionally symbols of an erect penis in Bhutan have been intended to drive away the evil eye and malicious gossip.
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| 29. | It used to be that spreading malicious gossip about someone down at the barbershop could lead to charges of slander.
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| 30. | May's family is boldly and publicly standing by the Countess in the face of malicious gossip, and Archer admires it.
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