There's a neat parallel here – in the play, Shaw deals with accepting money from disreputable sources.
Whatever comes will surely be something that challenges the complacency of the mainstream; something from disreputable sources; something critical of the status quo, harsh, simple, seemingly anti-musical, and doable without formal training — that is to say, something much in the vein of what Woody Guthrie did.
This inclusion can happen because the money funding the era comes from somewhat disreputable sources, and the establishment turns up their nose at it, as with the Renaissance.
Not to mention that many pet stores buy their parrots from disreputable sources that use inhumane methods for acquiring and breeding their birds.
Some sources, such as blogs or supermarket tabloids, are so disreputable as sources that they probably will be removed.
Spearheaded by Councilmembers Elizabeth Crowley and Corey Johnson, these measures will prohibit city pet shops from selling animals obtained from breeders who fail to meet even the most basic care standards prescribed by the federal Animal Welfare Act, as well as from animal brokers known for selling puppies to pet stores from disreputable, difficult-to-trace sources.
He added there was "nothing disreputable" and that "without good sources no newspaper could uncover scandals in the public interest".
The author knew he hadn't done anything disreputable.
Lockhart is the author of several YA novels, including "The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks".
Kern's father used to embarrass him, in the city, by talking to strangers; the more disreputable they appeared, the more enthusiastically his father seemed to regard them as potential sources of enlightenment.
