Sentence examples for attracting opprobrium from from inspiring English sources

Islamic garb enabled women to work alongside men without attracting opprobrium from strict male relatives.

With each edition of the DSM, new conditions are added, with some attracting opprobrium.

The resident can't bear the thought of being belittled for three long months but doesn't know how to switch a rotation without attracting opprobrium.

Rather than his lurch into pop attracting opprobrium, a succession of artists followed his lead: Tinchy Stryder, Tinie Tempah, Wretch 32, Professor Green, Example.

This led to lawsuits, which slowed renovations and attracted opprobrium in the press.

But if the big Western companies don't want to attract opprobrium, they should follow their own rules of conduct more clearly and allow greater outside oversight.

While Renzi's trousers are short enough to attract opprobrium among Italian political commentators, they are not actually that short at all.

The work was about migration and the humanitarian cost of the refugee crisis, yet it was that character that attracted opprobrium.

Individuals failing to meet these standards attract opprobrium.

"One of the reasons Mr Corbyn attracts so much opprobrium from those whose orbit circles planet Westminster," the BBC's Mark Mardell suggested, "is he will not accept their measure of his worth".

Why the government stepped back is unclear, but Hastings argued that it had still benefited from a share of the proceeds flowing back to it, without attracting such opprobrium or having to worry about production and drug busts.