disreputable造句

A woman regarded as disreputable or shrewish.

A disreputable old-time saloon or bawdyhouse.

My actual disreputable motive was that I wanted to be the first to call it.

Ike Turner, a disreputable rock pioneer, died on December 12th, aged 76.

A member of a family or other group who is considered undesirable or disreputable.

Black sheep: a member of a family or other group who is considered undesirable or disreputable.

Most dog lovers know about the often horrid conditions of puppy mills, the unregulated breeding facilities owned by disreputable breeders.

Imitation has always had a faintly disreputable ring to it - presidents do not normally give speeches extolling the virtues of the copycat.

Some people confuse the Amway business opportunity with disreputable pyramid schemes. However, there are major differences, which have been officially recognized by the us Federal Trade Commission.

Nor, even in the full career of his reckless life, was he regarded as a personage with whom it was disreputable to traffic, or casually associate.

In speaking to Third Daughter-in-law, however, he never mentioned a word about finances, saying only that Shanghai wasn't like their village but a disreputable place where very few of the lower-class girls were clean.

In these circles, a cheap currency is often seen as the least disreputable form of industrial policy, because it benefits exporters in general, without favouring any particular industry or firm.

They don't like the political and policy implications of climate change, so they've decided not to believe in it - and they'll grab any argument, no matter how disreputable, that feeds their denial.

If you don't work hard, you can live comfortably. Why do you want to spell it like this? Although I also feel that a safe and stable life is not a bad thing, but also want to go further to look at the place to see what the God left something for themselves, is a splendid clothes, or disreputable, all want to see.