Sentence examples for an utter disgrace from inspiring English sources

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

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

Campaigners said the figures were an "utter disgrace".

As ever, not a single player sings along, which is an utter disgrace.

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".

"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.

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

"How dare the very men who preside over a church in utter disgrace due to sexual misconduct and cover-ups by bishops try to distract from their own problems by creating new ones for women religious?" Sister Joan Chittister, a prominent Benedictine nun, said she had worried at first that nuns spend so much time with the poor that they would have no allies.

It is a complete and utter disgrace.

Evgeny Lebedev, the Russian-born owner of Britain's Independent and Evening Standard titles, posted on Twitter: Utter disgrace that a mid-market French rag has invaded Kate Middletonn's privacy like this.