Sentence examples for disgraced man from inspiring English sources

A framing device, whereby troopers escorting the disgraced man's coffin on a train to Scotland start acting out his life, doesn't much help.

The people behind Vaxxed, of course, include Andrew Wakefield, the infamous and disgraced man who lost his license to practice medicine because of ethics violations while conducting the small study that falsely tried to link autism and vaccines.

The city, however, was reluctant to move forward, perhaps because city leaders didn't want it to be a monument to a disgraced man, according to Eberts.

But Previn's interviews become just another layer, another conceit that rehabilitates the image of a disgraced man by romanticizing his relationship and vilifying Mia Farrow as an abuser.

Shaming also explains how some Japanese and Koreans can find the suicide of a disgraced man somehow ennobling, and how Japanese fighters could fly suicide missions in World War II without the promise of 40 pristine virgins or even, say, ten Delta Gammas.

As the journalists comb through Massachusetts Church directories, looking for disgraced men of God who were put on sick leave or discreetly transferred to another parish, we get closeups of rulers moving down lines of text.

But, while it's one thing to celebrate women moving into a few positions vacated by disgraced men, actual progress will require a change in policy at the studios and at the networks.

Rather, it was just as easily the avenue for disgraced men to rehabilitate or burnish their image through faux-vulnerability and humility, an act of ego nourishment, and fantasy perpetuation, nothing more.

This was paralleled by Hunter (28), writing about Zulu men, who described isoka as a celebrated social identity that is given to men with multiple concurrent girlfriends (29) but if they impregnated a girlfriend they were seen as disgraced men (30).

His aggressive techniques are frightfully reminiscent of those employed by now-disgraced men like Harvey Weinstein and Charlie Rose, both of whom have lost their careers.

"Nightline" was fascinating, but not because it showed a disgraced, humbled man self-immolating in front of the camera.