"The News of the World has gone from sort of Jack the Lad lovable rogue of the nation— to, now, when we've found they've done things that Daddy Murdoch has disowned," she said.
"The News of the World has gone from sort of Jack the Lad — lovable rogue of the nation — to, now, when we've found they've done things that Daddy Murdoch has disowned," she said.
Rhoda's mother, Cee, has seen all this coming (maybe that's why she's called "Cee"?) and has virtually disowned her daughter for having anything to do with Henry.
And when other Staten Island Republicans failed to follow him into Senator John McCain's camp, he disowned them, pledging to have nothing to do with local politics.
And, you know, the notion that somehow that the American people are going to be distracted once again by comments not made by me but by somebody who is associated with me, that I have disowned, I think doesn't give the American people enough credit.
One by one, our erstwhile allies are disowning us; they don't want an unstable, anti-Western Iraq any more than we do, but they have concluded that President Bush is incorrigible.
His colleagues might have disowned him, but they didn't receive flattering invitations to speak all over the country and to write for The New York Times.
Everything is disowned and disclaimed, with an expression of elegant disdain and vague distraction, as if nothing could possibly have anything to do with her.
But it's not entirely unfair, either; Assange and Wikileaks have thus far refused to disown last week's DDoS retaliations done in their name.
Only through the process of taking back your disowned and projected shadow-material do you have an opportunity for self-actualization.
But having said that I still don't excuse my dad for disowning his brother publicly.
