I would be named: so pledge Me, language you old reprobate, my rage Your own eccentric loves drawn from the edge; Transfigure my proclaimed ineptitude: Twice-born that virgin bridegroom and his bride.
You approached the issue with a veil on your heart, blind eyes, a hard heart, stopped up ears, and full of guile - because that's how you - and all the rest of the apostate, reprobate Jews - roll.
She chivvies reprobate Briggs into helping her in this journey, and by and by, their tense relationship begins to thaw.
But Auschwitz should not reprobate to some sort of moral cudgel in particular because it is of such fatal significance").
Mattie insists on accompanying Cogburn, whose drinking, sloth, and generally reprobate character do not augment her faith in him.
In turn, the TICS should be applied to different professional groups and to clinical samples to further replicate or reprobate the factorial structure.
"I grew up on Long Island," Ms. Altman, 66, said, "and if you went on walks, you were considered a reprobate".
The old law of custom in conflict with the code and expressly reprobated by it was rendered null; when not reprobated and 100 years old or immemorial it could be allowed by ordinaries for pressing reasons.
In each episode, Ray confronts a new set of Hollywood reprobates: a closeted movie star, a predatory pop star, a womanizing athlete, a sleazy executive.
If Citi, among the most egregious of Wall Street reprobates, feels it can get away with business as usual, it's because it fears no retribution.
Martin described editorial meetings in which "liberals were accused of hating their kids," while Chad Groening, who covers immigration, described gay people as "degenerates" and "reprobates".
