Примери за opprobrious

• She used all manner of opprobrious terms about them.

• The film attracted the opprobrious epithet 'heritage movie'.

• He cursed them with most opprobrious language.

• I think, speaking from memory, that one must not use opprobrious epithets.

• I would not say anything opprobrious about this circular, but it does appear to be a little belated.

• To be told you are in favour of private enterprise is the same as having an opprobrious epithet applied to you.

• The individual concerned will never know in what sense he has transgressed and why he should have earned the opprobrious description of "swindler".

• Those opprobrious words are used about him in his official, predatory position, and not as a person.

• A free-for-all should not be regarded as an opprobrious expression; it should refer to an aim that we should embrace readily, freely and eagerly.

• I do not want in a debate of this kind to introduce anything like opprobrious epithets.

• I certainly do not accept for a moment the opprobrious epithets in which that supplementary question was clothed.

• The word "animal" is only rarely applied to man, except in an opprobrious, derogatory or contemptuous manner.

• It is an opprobrious phrase, prying, if you do not agree with the activity at all or with the purpose of the activity.

• Would you cause him to withdraw that disgraceful and opprobrious intervention?

• However, in a sense, it is a little opprobrious to suggest that those qualities could not be found in a member of the forum.

• But let us leave the fixed incomes aside, heavily taxed as some of them are, as the opprobrious recipients of unearned income.

• The trick was, and still is, to get as many opprobrious adjectives and adverbs into eight or so sub-paragraphs.

• In the 19th century there were many scandals which, in the terms of those days, were as hateful and opprobrious as those we see today.