Sentence examples for To disgraceful from inspiring English sources

Grant described prime minister David Cameron's position on press reform as "very close to disgraceful..

The actor Hugh Grant, a member of Hacked Off, said yesterday that the Prime Minister's position was "very close to disgraceful".

Yvette Cooper, a former Labour cabinet minister, wrote that "the Goldsmith campaign is increasingly resorting to disgraceful, divisive tactics as the polls show the Tories falling further behind.

The PCS said its members had been subjected to "disgraceful" attacks from government ministers since the announcement last week of the strike.

The film director Abbas Kiarostami yesterday accused the British embassy in Tehran of subjecting him to "disgraceful" treatment causing him to drop an arranged visit to London to direct Cosi fan tutte for English National Opera this month.

The Ulster Unionist Party has asked for "evidence" after a DUP MP alleged his family was subjected to "disgraceful" abuse during the election campaign.

Since writers remain largely unknown to the public, success does not bring pressure to conform to public norms or even to avoid "disgraceful behavior".

The answer is not a return to centralized control, to the disgraceful era of Willowbrook State School.

He had two options: to find a job as soon as possible or to write a letter to his disgraceful brother in France asking for help.

And his policies have been damaging too – from the persecution of Roma, to his disgraceful pact with Muammar Gaddafi's Libya to stem the flow of immigration from North Africa, to his close relations with Russia's Vladimir Putin.

The shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, has written to Wang criticising Twitter's response to the "disgraceful, appalling and unacceptable" comments made about Criado-Perez on the site.