Sentence examples for I'm disgraced from inspiring English sources
"I'm disgraced at the outcome," said Kevin Watson, an entertainment promoter and branding consultant who nevertheless bid actively on objects as disparate as Brown's stage suits and the inmate inventory from his 1989 incarceration by the South Carolina Department of Corrections.
Not long ago, I was disgraced by a package of carbon paper.
"I am disgraced with myself for injuring your player," Van Gundy said.
More precisely, I was disgraced by a visit to my local stationer's, where I tried to buy a package of carbon paper.
The chairwoman was like a dog with a bone, going on about us being in the home of Irvine Welsh, and insinuating that I was disgracing my literary heritage.
I was mortally embarrassed and for an awful moment felt sure I was disgracing the memory of all those people who were killed in the terror attacks of September 11 2001.
"I have already been disgraced beyond anything I could ever have imagined," he wrote, adding that despite any good he had accomplished, he would "always be remembered as a thief".
I think if I had done anything else I would have been disgraced".
I think he's disgraced the presidency".
I feel like I would be disgracing him if I did that.
