Sentence examples for opprobrium from from inspiring English sources

Cue a biblical flood of opprobrium from the boxing world.

Trierweiler's action prompted widespread opprobrium from government and opposition MPs.

Islamic garb enabled women to work alongside men without attracting opprobrium from strict male relatives.

"I've never had what Roth gets all the time – that opprobrium from other Jews for daring to write about Jews".

One has earned opprobrium from gays for his Republican-supporting positions, while the other is a married media mogul.

The book provoked fierce opprobrium from within the orthodox establishment of Cairo who took exception to its uncompromising ideas.

But it reserves a large chunk of opprobrium for executives from The News of the World and News International, many of whom gave evidence as the committee sought to investigate the hacking charges.

So in spite of his rather breathtaking grab for another term, there will be no opprobrium forthcoming from the editorial pages of the city's newspapers.

He attracted much opprobrium, especially from parts of his own Workers Party PTPT), for backing the tough monetary policy of Henrique Meirelles, his steely central-bank chief, and the cautious fiscal stance of Antonio Palocci, the finance minister.

Her defense of the traditional family in particular, the role of women as homemakers was often met with opprobrium, however, from critics who pointed out that Schlafly's active career seemed to be at odds with her professed beliefs.

The film seems even to shift its opprobrium away from institutionalized racism to Crain's character's "uppitiness," suggesting that her resentment of the Southern establishment (represented by the dying matriarch Ethel Barrymore) is something she must learn to overcome.