Classic deterrence strategy: this is like whipping and
hanging effigies far away from the crowds.
Not exact matches
Far from being imprisoned, let alone
hung in
effigy, Scopes was free after his indictment.
When LA SALLE students
hanged Coach Joe Heyer in
effigy, the Explorers reacted.
Longhorn supporters, however, got final release for their feelings the next day by
hanging officials Bo McAllister and Harry Covin in
effigy from an apartment house near the Texas campus.
Because United Press International placed the Tigers second to Iowa last week in its football poll (the Associated Press, perhaps in self - defense, had them No. 1), LSU students
hanged the UPI in
effigy.
They've
hung Democratic Congressmen in
effigy.
I didn't see republicans
hanging Obama in
effigy... In any case, any woman who rises to become a governor of a state must have something going for her, although I didn't see any innate greatness in her.
An amusing example of this taboo on confronting a dressed lady with a naked man is embodied in a group portrait of the members of the Royal Academy in London in 1772, represented by Zoffany as gathered in the life room before two nude male models: all the distinguished members are present with but one noteworthy exception — the single female member, the renowned Angelica Kauffmann, who, for propriety's sake, is merely present in
effigy, in the form of a portrait
hanging on the wall.
Lying on the ground or
hanging limply from a pole in the corner of a gallery space and speaking in anxious, angry or even hysterical tones, these disturbing little
effigies with their lifelike faces often startled passersby.
Featuring a bevy of life - size burlap puppets
hung from the booth's walls, there is something scary and vaguely oppressive about these
effigies in everyday clothes whose arrangements and shabby condition seems to suggest the plight of migrants on the move.
The painting Nude Descending a Staircase No 2 by Marcel Duchamp was attacked by an angry mob, while Brancusi and Matisse were
hanged in
effigy.