The phrase "as disgrace" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper context or structure.
Example: "He was treated as a disgrace after the scandal."
Alternatives: "as shame" or "as an embarrassment".
Using maps and drawings and photographs flashed on ?? large screen to illustrate his narration, Mr. Hoving describes the museum's offices as "?? disgrace," crowded and often subterranean.
Now the woman better known to headline writers as "DisGrace" or "First Shopper" is making a surprise entrance on to the political stage and, it is speculated, might be central to her autocratic husband's plan to build a dynasty.
Now Calcavecchia had to hole to save himself from what he will see as disgrace, and he was trailing sadly after it as soon as the ball was struck, knowing that he had missed.
The Swedish Academy hailed the author of such novels as Disgrace and Waiting for the Barbarians as a "scrupulous doubter, ruthless in his criticism of the cruel rationalism and cosmetic morality of western civilisation".
He may feel threatened by all those clever women at university but, in his 30s, he can lean back and watch as disgrace is poured on them: either they don't want a family, in which case they'll be sorry one day, or they do, in which case they're wriggling under an unmovable deadline.
Derisively known in Harare as "The First Shopper," "Gucci Grace," and perhaps more poetically as "DisGrace," Mrs. Mugabe has put together an extensive wardrobe featuring, among other baubles, a reported mountain of Salvatore Ferragamo shoes.
But from that day on the mutineers were treated as disgraced and the subject as taboo.
"She deserves to be shunned as hard as disgraced movie moguls and morning show hosts," Bee added, showing photos of Harvey Weinstein and Matt Lauer.
He described the former FBI director as "disgraced and discredited" and repeated claims that the investigation was a "Rigged Witch Hunt" while calling it "a National Disgrace".
Such as disgraced former CIA boss, David Petraeus, who's just been handed a $100,000£64,00000) fine and two years' probation for leaking classified information.
As disgraced former Tyco Chief Executive L. Dennis Kozlowski L. Dennis Kozlowski faces new charges of fraud and theft on top of multiple tax-evasion indictments, prison time seems nearly certain.
