Sentence examples for however disreputable from inspiring English sources

A tinhorn friend of ours informed us that basketball betting has never interested chronic horseplayers, and is viewed with utter disdain by horse bookies, however disreputable.

Years ago I tried to persuade the Women in Journalism (WiJ) group not to be neutral women's networkers only bent on giving themselves a leg-up into any post, however disreputable.

The Americans have revived their old plans to build a trans-Caspian pipeline and are actively courting the region's politicians, however dictatorial and disreputable.

Made from the very finest ingredients, yet unmistakably disreputable.

But not to worry — the careful viewer can still find disreputable entertainment in the summer listings.

From the 17th century onwards, however, it began to mean "a disreputable woman of improper behaviour".

"Horror", though, still has a vaguely disreputable tang.

Philosophically, however, this sort of hard line is quite disreputable (Rawls 1971, pp. 22 33; Nozick 1974, pp. 32 3).

The defence establishment still has ties with such disreputable regimes as North Korea's.

In recent decades, however, the area became notorious for bad traffic and disreputable nightclubs.

Chase, however, did not want to hire the author of such a disreputable book as Leaves of Grass.