Sentence examples for a disgrace of from inspiring English sources

"It was a disgrace of a performance.

@SMignolet You are a disgrace of a goalkeeper.

Blueberry tart was a disgrace of desiccated blueberries.

Such a snail's pace is a disgrace of the biological sciences.

Ergun can be seen in the video objecting to the censorship of Thursday's edition – to which Ölçer replies: "You prepared a disgrace of a newspaper yesterday".

1.47pm BST Reader DJT1Million writes this: It's a disgrace of course but hardly a surprise that Pussy Riot have been found guilty.

However, Egyptian cultural officials took offense and proclaimed it to be a disgrace to "one of the great symbols of their country's history".

He is a disgrace to the office of Speaker.

"It's a disgrace to the democracy of this country!" he shouted.

The fact that that woman never spent a day in jail is a disgrace to the history of our nation.

Anything less is a disgrace to the definition of morality.