Sentence examples for Without disgrace from inspiring English sources

Choosing not to stand for reëlection at Cambridge, he left there without disgrace in 1889.

First, Dante sees the wretched souls of those " who lived / without disgrace yet without praise".

4 For I think you did not fail to observe with what manners and discipline each one of them conducted himself while the victory was even then uncertain; and while directing the war how some of them gave themselves up to harlots or gluttony, whose age could not touch upon such pleasures without disgrace even in time of peace.

Formerly, since the wooing was done by persons who were too young, it often happened that, the choice turning out badly, both would quickly regret their act, and that many wives were first seduced, then through wantonness gave their love to other men, and finally, not being able without disgrace to leave the mates whom they had first selected, would kill their husbands by poison.

Surely there must be a better way to secure the country, without disgracing our best traditions.

He is too shy to ask his hosts to stop along the open road, yet he understands that he can't possibly make it home without disgracing himself.

Fans cricket and rugby have proved it's possible for Englishmen to enjoy a few drinks without disgracing themselves, while football-going trouble-makers intent on getting tanked up before misbehaving will do so anyway.

But he plans to continue as long as he can without disgracing himself.

Like the best indie-dance remixes, this one drags you onto the glitter ball-lit dance floor without disgracing the shadowy rock roots of the original.

In fact, they were seasoned and skilled politicians who learned how to win political battles without disgracing or humiliating their adversaries.

At the trial, the player chooses whether Shepard withholds the new evidence (Tali is exiled), submits it (Tali is innocent), or works the crowd as to her previous service record (Tali is innocent without disgracing her father).