Sentence examples for brought ridicule from inspiring English sources
That line brought ridicule from academics and editorial writers, and caused his aides to cringe.
The "knightmare" brought ridicule on Mr Abbott, and further stoked concerns that he was out of touch with modern Australia.
In 2009, he posted an undercover film on one of his websites which brought ridicule to the community group Acorn, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now.
In 2001 Mr. Blair brought ridicule of a different kind upon the body by naming the first 15 so-called "people's peers".
That angered veterans and brought ridicule on the Liberals.In 2004, Mr Martin persuaded some voters to back the Liberals rather than the New Democrats as the only way to stop the Conservatives.
When even positing a conspiracy is enough to bring ridicule, might they actually have jettisoned the idea because of embarrassment?
He was nearly impeached by the Legislature, which instead censured him for bringing "ridicule, dishonor, disgrace and shame" on the state.
The lawmakers voted 102 to 11 to censure Mr. Sanford for bringing "ridicule, dishonor, disgrace and shame" to himself and the state.
A state legislative committee votednot to recommend impeaching Mr. Sanford, but instead to censure him for bringing "ridicule, dishonor, disgrace and shame" on South Carolina.
On Wednesday, a subcommittee of the State Legislature voted not to recommend impeachment, but did recommend censuring Mr. Sanford for bringing "ridicule, dishonor, disgrace and shame" on South Carolina.
