Sentence examples for as a disgrace from inspiring English sources

THE handover of Hong Kong to China strikes many westerners as a disgrace and a tragedy.

They took turns deriding the Republican opposition as "a disgrace" and "the height of hypocrisy".

Austrian papers describe the incident as a "disgrace" (link in German).

Franco Frattini, the Italian minister for public offices, described the referee as "a disgrace, absolutely scandalous".

The double whammy has been attacked as "a disgrace and a scandal".

Brian Clough would later describe him as "a disgrace to his profession at Birmingham".

Earlier this week Merkel described the case as a "disgrace" for Germany.

It's not that fifth place is being seen as a disgrace by Royal Blues supporters.

Her father, who knew she had been desperate for treatment, described the system as "a disgrace".

That's not what he's left with anyway; now, he leaves as a disgrace.

On September 14th Viviane Reding, the justice commissioner, denounced France's expulsions as a disgrace, even invoking the second world war.