Sentence examples for more disreputable from inspiring English sources

Instead, he or she would be more disreputable, more eccentric, and probably more demagogic as well.

Critics pointed to widespread debauchery in the more disreputable sections of the working class.

By the time these films, not to mention the even more disreputable Maniac!

Nothing is more disreputable than the failure of our allegedly ferocious 24/7 media to examine it.

This has created a situation in which Trump would enter government surrounded by some of the more disreputable people in public life.

DEAR MOTHER AND DAD: I am forgetting my grammar rapidly, although there is one East Boston lad whose English is even more disreputable than he himself, and whom it is amusing to correct.

And Mr. Jackson's early career is more vigorously disreputable than most.

The topic remained disreputable for more than a century, but in the last decade or so, language evolution has eased toward the front burner, attracting the attention of linguists, neuroscientists, psychologists and geneticists.

It's usually literary critics and not the actual law who take issue with this sort of problem, but this week Nick Gargan, Avon and Somerset's chief constable, called for more fictional portrayals of less disreputable, corrupt cops.

What particularly alarms I.R.S. and Treasury officials is what they call a growing willingness by prominent companies that are well known for guarding their public image to engage in the kind of tax avoidance tactics more characteristic of the most disreputable companies.

Still, Amnesty International reminds Texans and the rest of us that America is in very distinct and distinctive company among executors: Only Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and China, "disreputable peers," execute more.