Sentence examples for a complete and utter disgrace from inspiring English sources

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

"That was an absolute total and utter disgrace of a performance and some of them should count themselves lucky that they have two-year contracts.

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

Trump is not merely a disgrace; he's a total and complete 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.

The Senate opposition leader, Penny Wong, called Johnston "an utter disgrace" and said his comments were a "campaign of denigration" to undermine ASC.

Mary R. from Albany wrote: "The A&A program administration is an utter disgrace and slap-in-the-face insult to veterans and their spouses.

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

It is an utter disgrace, and it is certain you will not be as competent as real students.

However, Galerius crushed the Persians in the Battle of Satala in 298, capturing the treasury and the royal harem, an utter disgrace for the Persian monarch.

"I think it is an utter disgrace," he says, and is less than enthusiastic about his son competing against other children without disabilities.