Sentence examples for lots of opprobrium from inspiring English sources

There was the Packer Circus (more money, lots of opprobrium and a host of fast bowlers trying to knock your head off) and the rebel tours to South Africa (money again, a ban but this time not enough opprobrium).

"[Theory] attracted quite a lot of opprobrium.

"You take a lot of opprobrium for going after a public company, particularly a company like this one," Ackman said.

Much more often they do it to persuade you to buy product B rather than product A. It's how they earn their money, serve their client's interests and, as a by-product, attract a lot of opprobrium – sometimes deserved, sometimes not.

In the end, I thought, it's the worst of both worlds: you've created a government that lots of people heap opprobrium on you for, and then you quit when you've got nothing to show for it".

"In the end, I thought, it's the worst of both worlds: you've created a government that lots of people heap opprobrium on you for, and then you quit when you've got nothing to show for it," he said, although he admitted that the tuition fees row was a hammer blow to the Liberal Democrats that it had struggled to recover from.

Do UniCredit attract this level 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.

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