Sentence examples for the opprobrium of from inspiring English sources

Then came the opprobrium of the A.I.G. bonus imbroglio.

Dervis's large and prosperous family proved unwilling to risk the opprobrium of association with her.

Even these literary gymnastics did not help Hawthorne avoid the opprobrium of his neighbors.

The findings earned the approval of the scientific community, but the opprobrium of homeopaths everywhere.

Nowadays the looters face a custodial sentence and the opprobrium of the community.

Penalty, and Weir has earned the opprobrium of the away fans.

She swiftly finds success, to the opprobrium of other models, who find unconventional revenge.

Moreover, the judges said, "the opprobrium of this gesture may be in decline".

That's another reason why he's been able to withstand the opprobrium of his own people.

Younger Japanese like her are fed up living under the opprobrium of events more than 70 years ago.

As for the officers, he said: "They deserve our praise, not the opprobrium of being declared constitutional violators.