Sentence examples for publicly disqualified from inspiring English sources
Freeman also said in the letter that he saw that only nine other people had been publicly disqualified from the show, and they were all black.
He also said none of the contestants who were disqualified from the show were convicted of the crimes they were charged with and that the show "never once publicly disqualified a white or non-black American Idol contestant in the history of the eleven season production".
And Ju'Not Joyner (Season 8) was not publicly disqualified, according to Zap2It, though he never advanced past the semifinals.
Freeman alleges that only nine "Idol" contestants had been publicly disqualified since the show debuted in 2002, and all happened to be black.
As for whether or not any non-black contestants were publicly disqualified, Zap2It cites Delano Cagnolatti (Season 1) and Joanna Pacitti (Season 8), who were both dismissed on air.
Many eligible Republicans disqualified themselves by publicly expressing misgivings about Trump's suitability for the Presidency.
Previously, David E. Van Zandt, president of the New School, and Tim Marshall, its provost, had said they thought the designer's tirade — which Mr. Galliano attributed to substance abuse, and for which he has publicly apologized — did not disqualify him from imparting valuable lessons.
The chief justice disqualified himself from the rehearing, as did another justice, who had publicly criticized Mr. Blankenship and his firm.
Laterza hired a private investigator to try to expose players whom he believed to be over age on the Rolando Paulino team, and he publicly complained to Little League officials weeks before the team from the Bronx was disqualified.
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.
