I mention the pauper funeral here because its specter motivated members of the working class to avoid its ignominy at whatever cost.
The sitar seems to have saved a considerable number of people from the ignominy of scoring nothing in this section.
The suspicion regarding the king's religious orientation was sufficiently problematic without the ignominy of the nuns' conspiratorial aid.
In virtually every case, however, these blunders were overcome or narrowly rescued from ignominy, and thus transgured into elements of satisfaction and even sublimity.
Other writers warned that colonies were no place to escape social ignominy.
Ignominy will have powerful deterrent effects, but weak rehabilitative ones.
But in recent centuries prestige turned into ignominy as early inhabitants were now perceived by villagers as uncouth savages from an age before proper humans appeared on the scene.
It is not the consolidating aspects of the state action doctrine, however, that explains its ignominy but rather the limits that doctrine imposed on remedies against private persons.
