Sentences with phrase «shamelessness of»

The shamelessness of climate change deniers still surprises me sometimes, even after all these years of lying, disingenuousness, and misdirection.

With all the shamelessness of a Goldman Sachser trading in his middle - aged wife for a hot, pouting twentysomething called Ivanka, the green movement is ditching «Climate Change».

And, as evidence of the utter intellectual shamelessness of delusionism, you can't beat the campaign against wind power, driven by the kinds of absurd claims of risk that would be mocked, mercilessly and deservedly, if they came from the mainstream environmental movement.

That sense of familiarity, the forced imitation, the shamelessness of the homage, never lets up.

First, the shamelessness of it is astonishing.

After suggesting changes to what she saw that will amp up the saccharine shamelessness of the film within the film, an outraged director confronts her: «My characters are real — movies can be real, you know.

Sir Ian added: «I understand that politics is the art of the possible but the complete shamelessness of that comment was pretty staggering.»

The shamelessness of Mayor De Blasio and his wife in foregrounding their children to score points is stunning.

The bald - faced shamelessness of it just makes my jaw drop!

The horrific denouement of an ideology that required breaching the boundary of shame was the shamelessness of death camps where human beings were robbed of dignity, stripped of privacy, deprived, therefore, of an elemental freedom of the body in life and of the respect we accord the bodies of the dead after life is no more.

Not exact matches

Reflecting on Bonhoeffer in the theological journal dialog, Jean Bethke Elshtain addresses the aesthetic under the rubric of shame: «One of the reasons Dietrich Bonhoeffer was so repulsed by Nazism was precisely because of its aberrant shamelessness.

He deepens this insistency in the Ethics and ties his argument explicitly to the sin of political or public overcoming that requires a norm of shamelessness in order for it to do its dirty work, dirty no more, or so is the claim, because the ruthless deed - doers know no evil.

Scenes of starved, naked bodies, piles and piles being shoved by bulldozers into lime pits, is a nigh inexpressible instance of shamelessness, with the dead reduced to anonymous carcasses.»

• In the Talmud, Rabbi Eliezer the Great predicts that «as the footsteps of the messiah approach, shamelessness will spread,» and he quotes Micah chapter seven: «son spurning father, daughter rising up against mother, daughter - in - law against mother - in - law — a man's own household his enemies.»

Obama has become one of our very worst presidents, particularly in his unprecedented degree of mendacity - employment and his sickening shamelessness about it, a disgrace related to his exacerbating his party's habit of reality - denial about fiscal, labor, and other economy - shaping policies.

(2:25) This lack of shame, too, was natural, as shamelessness is with all the other animals.

That which is the not being ashamed where one should be ashamed, the not being ashamed of acquiring sinful and immoral qualities, that is said to be shamelessness.

A person who is possessed of this shamelessness is said to be a shameless person.54

Sometimes we get pissed off, other times we shrug in apathy and still other times the power games» shamelessness and outrages makes us laugh, in a sardonic kind of way.

Some of the amusement is a byproduct of shamelessness.

It takes a special kind of shamelessness to do both, and Into the Storm has that in spades.

Theatrical and confrontational, New Zealand's bad boys of rock, Head Like a Hole reform with belligerence, vulnerability and shamelessness, amidst their ongoing battles of past addictions and sabotaged dreams, in their continuing quest for glory and relevance.

It's as manipulative as it is dishonest, but unlike many other far lesser films worthy of the same description, all this flick's shamelessness is on purpose.

Smith has invited his friends (and wife and toddler) to do a self - consciously stupid movie, elevating his already obscene dedication to nepotism to new levels of shamelessness.

Because of this, Dexter and Precious / Shadowboxer auteur Lee Daniels sounded like a match made in Hell to me, but the blunt force of Daniels's shamelessness proves strangely compatible with Dexter's writing in The Paperboy, based on the latter's 1995 best - seller.

Still, it ranks next to Power Strike II and Ninja Gaiden as one of the best later SMS releases — like these, it only received a retail release in PAL territories, with limited release in North America — and it's worth checking out despite its shamelessness.

How is satire even possible in the age of Tr * mp, when his words and deeds, in their shamelessness, parody themselves?

Four years later a writer for The New York Times would assert that «[Koons] is as shameless as this decade's model of shamelessness, Julian Schnabel.»

With characteristic shamelessness, the mendacious Dr. S. Fred Singer and two of his three co-authors are flagrantly misrepresenting a new article that they have published in the International Journal of Climatology.