Sentence examples for Utter disgrace from inspiring English sources

"It's an utter disgrace," he said.

"It is an utter disgrace, but it's not a surprise.

"The current incarceration of Indigenous people are a complete and utter disgrace," Dodson said.

Robin Kellow, who lost his daughter Elaine, 24, in the crash, said: "It's an utter disgrace.

The shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, described the reported outburst as an "utter disgrace".

5.03pm BST 2 min Cardiff may have the world's best stadium but the pitch is an utter disgrace.

In 2012 Britain did not need to rehabilitate itself from utter national disgrace (Tokyo 1964, Munich 1972), nor impress its progress on an unknowing world (Seoul 1988), nor spend billions on a tourist advertising campaign (Barcelona 1992).

Liberal Democrat peer Lord Dykes described the continuing delay as an "utter and total disgrace".

"The salary distortions in our public bureaucracy have reached a point where they are an utter and absolute disgrace," said Gil Castello Branco, director of Contas Abertas, a watchdog group that scrutinizes government budgets.

But doing so without seeking the consent of the British people in a referendum is an absolute, utter and wholly unforgivable disgrace.

As Ken Mandelbaum writes in "Not Since Carrie: Forty Years of Broadway Musical Flops," musical disasters "are a seasonal Broadway staple, but for a variety of reasons, some are not soon forgotten: their titles are summoned up by aficionados as exemplars of disgrace, humiliation, and utter chaos".