Sentence examples for flouter from inspiring English sources

The scene in which Marsden decides to spurn the tradition of a maiden's wearing a white gown to a dress ball, choosing instead to appear in "scandalous" red, seals her reputation as a headstrong flouter of societal mores.

He was booed not only as the representative of New York, the capital of the Eastern establishment, but as a flouter of moral values, for divorcing his wife & marrying a younger woman.

Cleopatra had become the personification of vice, flouter of every convention, breacher of every taboo.

He was booed not only as the representative of New York, the capital of the Eastern establishment, but as a flouter of moral values, for divorcing his wife & marrying a younger woman..

Reinforcing that disdain was the impression that Hundertwasser was a kitsch populist (he took issue with those who belittled the so-called low desires of the people), a flouter of popular Modernist ideals (he likened conformity within the movement to slavery) and an unschooled interloper.

Well, sir, which is it, flag-bearer or flouter, torch or torturer, that best describes the Islamic Republic's relationship to human rights?

He was a fixation for the news media and foreign leaders, the handsome convention-flouter who was breaking the calcified mold of China's leadership caste.

And I think there are millions of us, being cursed and punished as deliberate flouters rather than failed triers.

The district attorney may also charge taco flouters with a misdemeanor, and fines will increase from $60 to $100 dollars for first violation, increasing to a cap of $500.

Even the worst of those flouters knows that using a cellphone is a hazardous distraction while driving.

I've noticed three major groups of law flouters on Westchester roads.