Sentence examples for in disrepute from inspiring English sources

Pew warned that the ongoing financial crisis means the European project was "in disrepute" in some countries, with many Europeans losing faith in closer integration.

The parties are in disrepute.

They began to adopt styles that had been in disrepute for a generation.

The ideas of Nixon and Kissinger, not just their characters, have languished in disrepute ever since.

With both the liberal & conservative positions in disrepute there may only be a "middle" position left & no longer a spectrum.

Mr. Baldessari was a prime mover in the Conceptual Art revolution, when the art object was in disrepute and ideas were pre-eminent.

The indirect method has been steadily losing ground since the revival of direct carving in the early 20th century, and today it is in general disrepute among carvers.

But boxing has no contemporary claimants, and mired in historic disrepute, it retains few.

"When I started writing, nobody rhymed – it was in utter disrepute," she recalled.

It brings the image of the locker room in to disrepute.

What can and should be done when caucus colleagues dedicate themselves to destabilising others and bringing the party in to disrepute?