Sentence examples for much disqualified from inspiring English sources

Publicly self-identifying as a marijuana user, or even taking it up as a political cause, pretty much disqualified you from being taken seriously in the public square.

Which, by the way, would pretty much disqualify an entire gender from the discussion.

There are many reasons to take issue with this bizarre view, not least the fact that it pretty much disqualifies half of the population from standing.

Without them, companies would overburden themselves interviewing candidates face to face who could have been disqualified much earlier on.

He was sitting awaiting medical attention when he was disqualified for taking too much injury time.

However, after much protestation from Prost, Senna was disqualified and the title went to his French rival.

It is this eccentric peacability that has disqualified him from a much higher place in the order of things.

We crossed the finish line fourth, although the first-place Swedes of Victory Challenge were later disqualified for carrying too much water in the bilge.

The wrong ideas, in other words, as much as the wrong parents, could get a person disqualified as an American.

He did everything almost right but missed the pit window by one lap so for him to be penalised and disqualified from the race was way too much.

And two years ago "The Band's Visit" was disqualified from being Israel's official candidate because too much of the movie was in English.