Sentence examples for form of opprobrium from inspiring English sources

"'Appeasement!' What a powerful term it has become… It is much stronger a form of opprobrium than even the loaded 'L' word," writes Paul Kennedy, the distinguished assessor of empires at Yale, who is also a Commander of the Order of the British Empire, in "Time to Appease", for the American journal The National Interest.

If Afghanistan does not go well — an even bet — Obama's professorial nuances will begin to seem Carter-like, to use one of the worst forms of opprobrium available in the mindless partisan debate that never ceases in the United States.

I seem to remember some sort of opprobrium being attached to him.

When we violate these norms, various forms of social opprobrium ensue.

In diluted form, the same combination of opprobrium and realpolitik is needed in relations with Russia now.

This is Portland, after all, where the only form of slacking that draws opprobrium is not making your own bitters, vermouths, tinctures and amari.

Do UniCredit attract this level of opprobrium?

"[Theory] attracted quite a lot of opprobrium.

Cue a biblical flood of opprobrium from the boxing world.

Were there a fifth R to this arc of opprobrium it would be this: rumour.

As Bagehot noted in his column last week, Mr Blair attracts an astonishing degree of opprobrium.