Sentence examples for disreputable to from inspiring English sources

It is not, presumably, that such commentary is too disreputable to publish, ever.

12.31pm GMT Farage says Ukip have claimed back the idea that it is not disreputable to talk about the EU.

And yet Vice, for all its virtues, is too wild, baggy and disreputable to play well with Academy members - and this is surely for the best.

Why is it fine to keep a large dog in a small city flat, but disreputable to be a terrier man?

Despite its celebration of cultural treasures, there's little sense that much of the best art is made by people too wild or disreputable to spend time in libraries, even if their work ends up there long after they're dead.

This other father, Sir John Falstaff, disreputable to the core but with the airs of a fallen monarch, pairs up with the lad, nicknaming him Hal, and together they embark on a royal rampage, eating, drinking, whoring, robbing and outraging respectability wherever they encounter it.

The thing is, you still have to go to sort of disreputable media to follow certain kinds of stories.

It is not hard to imagine disreputable uses to which this new force could be put by the unelected rulers of the UAE.

Their statements are phrased in such a way as to make it impossible, without declaring oneself to be a disreputable person, to disagree with what they are saying.

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.

The same habits of mind that make bipartisanthink seem like the height of wisdom also make it easy to condescend to causes and groups that seem disreputable and to underplay stories that might vindicate them.