Mr. Whittle's bow ties have been getting the Big Dis (the hip-hop term for "disrespect") in bars, living rooms and churches all over Philadelphia.
The outraged crowd of worshippers was on the point of lynching him for disrespect when he was rescued by the police.
Across the Arab world, artists are caught between bureaucrats with a top-down vision of culture — as an activity the state sponsors and controls — and Islamists who often want the arts to be policed for disrespect or lewdness.
He wrote and then deleted a series of tweets slamming director Bennett Miller for "disrespect", calling him "scum" and reviewing the film in stark terms: "Everything I've ever said positive about the movie I take back.
Bruno, who lectured throughout Europe and briefly embraced Calvinism and Lutheranism (both Protestant denominations later expelled him for disrespect and insolence), also enjoyed the favor of the court of Queen Elizabeth I, but alienated Oxford dons.
By James Thurber The New Yorker, May 23 , 1931 P. 9Lady discharged her chauffeur for disrespect for the President because he told her that the men on the breadline were men who had voted for Hoover.
