Sentence examples for Disgrace from inspiring English sources

"This is a disgrace".

"It is a disgrace".

"It's a national disgrace".

The horsemeat disgrace exposed a systemic dysfunction in capitalism: the abuse of suppliers by all-powerful supermarkets resulting in dinners that families couldn't trust.

"It's the biggest disgrace I've every seen in my life, paying £4 for a roll," Sands said.

Related: Tea is a national disgrace | Joel Dolby I did wonder, when I read this, what Moss was supposed to have done to be disruptive.

For many, this was not just a sporting humiliation but a national disgrace.

Sturgeon also attacked David Cameron saying it was a disgrace that he had refused to defend his record by failing to turn up to the debate at all.

"No Englishman, or Englishwoman, will need reminding of that moment," read a profile of David Beckham after his disgrace in 1998, but today I suspect some will.

The Guardian As counting gets under way in Northern Ireland this morning the electoral system has been branded a "laughing stock" by a leading academic while the last speaker of the Stormont assembly has branded it a "disgrace".

This, he opined lightly, was ‘a disgrace’.