| ! I'd be arrested for bringing human form into disrepute! | |
| "...into public disrepute, contempt, scandal, or ridicule, which might tend to reflect unfavorably on the network..." | |
| "It shall be a crime to utter or publish writings against the government of the United States with intent to defame or bring it into contempt or disrepute." | |
| (Richard Hammer) Luciano felt that Genovese had brought disrepute to the mob. | |
| (man) The Japanese army had been in disrepute till about the beginning of the 1930s, and then they came back through the so-called patriotic societies - | |
| ! I'd be arrested for bringing human form into disrepute! | |
| "...into public disrepute, contempt, scandal, or ridicule, which might tend to reflect unfavorably on the network..." | |
| "It shall be a crime to utter or publish writings against the government of the United States with intent to defame or bring it into contempt or disrepute." | |
| (Richard Hammer) Luciano felt that Genovese had brought disrepute to the mob. | |
| (man) The Japanese army had been in disrepute till about the beginning of the 1930s, and then they came back through the so-called patriotic societies - | |
| I must be honest with Your Grace, you had been accused of too great of leniency towards the rebels, towards recalcitrant monks and other upholders of the old religion, it... it is disreputed whether you are in your heart and soul fully engaged in struggle against the treasons, rebels or Wheather you are in your heart still papist | |
| It's only my mistake that I associated myself with such a disreputed family. | |
| My very dearest has disreputed me too much | |
| I must be honest with Your Grace, you had been accused of too great of leniency towards the rebels, towards recalcitrant monks and other upholders of the old religion, it... it is disreputed whether you are in your heart and soul fully engaged in struggle against the treasons, rebels or Wheather you are in your heart still papist | |
| It's only my mistake that I associated myself with such a disreputed family. | |
| My very dearest has disreputed me too much | |
