obloquy

Such things do not trouble the man impervious to obloquy.

The result: almost universal obloquy from which, in some ways, he never quite recovered.

She bit out words as if the sight were an obloquy directed at her personally.

Berlin between 1933 and 1945 has rightly run the gamut of obloquy.

Much obloquy has been attached to his name for the part he took in the negotiations prior to the battle.

That he finds himself the target of such obloquy is replete with paradox.

West covered with the king, a play that would have earned obloquy if East had held the singleton queen.

Yet Theodore's ashes were scarcely cold when in other quarters men began to hold him up to obloquy.

And until lawyers take seriously their calling to public service, the legal profession will continue to deserve the public's obloquy.

Sexual minorities are still subjected to public obloquy, and investigation of crimes against them is inadequate.

Why am I casting obloquy on this literate publication?

But no amount of obloquy could make him doubt the correctness or the value of the decision.

What has Motion done to deserve such obloquy?

Besides, suicide is not a matter of social obloquy on Trantor.

Obloquy still pursued him, and more than once he contemplated legal proceedings against his detractors.

But by this conduct he earned great obloquy.

He considers that he had been "held up to obloquy for my actions and attitude towards the James party".

Of course, we would be alone, acting unilaterally, and in the face of near-unanimous international obloquy.

He is thus an abomination in Zulu culture, and the obloquy heaped on him extended to his son.

Thereafter, silence and obloquy took over.

It must accept in silence obloquy heaped upon it by self-serving politicians.

Art is born of suffering, even madness; the true artist must expect to endure "exile, obscure labor and obloquy."

Poverty, disappointment, inaction, obloquy; the brave heart slowly breaking!

Moscow deserved the universal obloquy it incurred.

Mr. Yeltsin was beginning a transformation that would turn obloquy into opportunity, and help change the face of Soviet politics.