"How long does it take to make it disreputable when part of the fun for people is to fly it disreputably?" Ownby askes.
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He is the type of man who counts his fingers after shaking hands with a newspaper reporter just to make sure the disreputable character didn't make off with his pinky or his thumb.
The problem is not just that so few members of the Seleção play professionally in Brazil but that the national team itself sometimes goes years without playing on home soil, instead touring the world — like the Harlem Globetrotters — to make money for the disreputable Brazilian Football Confederation, or C.B.F.
Mr. McKibben's goal is to make owning the stocks of these companies disreputable, in the way that owning tobacco stocks has become disreputable in many quarters.
Their statements are phrased in such a way as to make it impossible, without declaring oneself to be a disreputable person, to disagree with what they are saying.
Catfish farming is a considerable industry in Mississippi, Arkansas, and Alabama, and there has been some effort to make catfish a respectable national dish rather than a disreputable regional specialty.
So Randy is at the bottom of the pile in a disreputable subculture and it takes considerable talent to make an audience believe in his professional pride and to respect him as a figure with a tragic dimension.
This is problematic because Facebook would have to manipulate the algorithm to make it less likely you would see something from a site categorized as disreputable.
In the words of Fielding Gray (1959), the "disreputable" novelist who is his alter ego: "I arrange words in pleasing patterns in order to make money..
