Sentence examples similar to a disgraceful instance from inspiring English sources

The endorsement, for example, by the law firm of Vinson & Elkins of Enron's crooked accounting is a recent disgraceful instance, and it reflects the strain on professional morality caused by pressure from the marketplace.

Republican-sponsored legislation would require changes to state accountability systems that would give schools incentive to keep kids out of testing -- an odd and disgraceful instance of conservatives making common cause with the teachers union to impose a federal mandate on states.

A disgrace, certainly, but also a disgraceful reality.

A disgraceful verdict in the Kate Steinle case!

However, the suicide on Monday of Japan’s agriculture minister, 62-year-old Toshikatsu Matsuoka, shocked the nation, in the first instance of an incumbent Cabinet member to elect such a disgraceful end as suspicions of corruption mounted around him involving bid-rigging at the Japan Green Resources Agency.

"It's a disgraceful scandal.

"This is a disgraceful government.

You're a disgraceful person.

It was a disgraceful experience".

And it's a disgraceful situation.

'This was a disgraceful incident,' he says.