Sentence examples for the opprobrium attached from inspiring English sources

The opprobrium attached to eating garbage vanished completely.

It was not uncommon for people to lose their jobs, their friendships, even their family ties, so great was the opprobrium attached to that contaminated identity".

I therefore hatched a plan to follow Christ my own way, free to serve him, but free also from the opprobrium attached to this "deservedly infamous group".

While the designation does suggest that investigators believe they have solid grounds for suspicion, Le Monde reported that they were also reserving the possibility of assigning to Ms. Lagarde the status of "assisted witness," still obliging her to answer investigators' questions, but without the opprobrium attached to a formal investigation.

I don't think they have all suddenly changed their ways but there is a social opprobrium attached to this greed for greed's sake, which is certainly a good thing".

They were often endorsed by government inspectors but, revealingly, the secular state has largely avoided the opprobrium which has attached to the church.

No opprobrium is attached.

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

And why is there such opprobrium is attached to it?

[Roe] created a vast new class of abortion consumers and abortion proponents by eliminating the moral opprobrium that had attached to the act.

The mighty edifice of American corporate law is built upon the foundational belief that the most unsavoury of clients are entitled to vociferous and expert legal defence, and that no opprobrium may attach to the lawyer who provides them with it.