Sentence examples for bring disgrace from inspiring English sources

She would bring disgrace on the family.

I would bring disgrace to my relatives and religion," the 27-year-old says.

We do not want that element to bring disgrace and harm to us as a community".

At least he can't bring disgrace on the sport by missing a drugs test and then falling off his motorbike!

His strong words were echoed in Germany by Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, who said that anti-Semites should never again "be allowed to bring disgrace on our nation".

Not the least of the obstacles he faces is his homosexuality, which if discovered by his family would bring disgrace and exile.

"He has brought disgrace on all ranks".

I've brought disgrace to my profession by writing.

The resolution said Ms. Dunlap had "brought disgrace to the party".

"These officers brought disgrace to the uniform they wore and the good name of Durham Constabulary".

"No player should have to tolerate such abuse which brings disgrace to the game.