Sentence examples for changes a disgrace from inspiring English sources

One insider branded the changes "a disgrace".

Last weekend, the leader of the Catholic Church in England and Wales described the changes as a "disgrace".

"This change by the government is a disgrace.

Cable had earlier appeared on BBC Radio Four's Women's Hour where he described the situation at Glencore as "a bit of a disgrace" and described the changes that had been made in the boardrooms of FTSE 100 companies since Lord Davies set a target in 2011 to get 25% female representation by 2015.

The state labor commissioner at the time, M. Patricia Smith, called the industry "a disgrace" and vowed to "change the culture" of it.

A disgrace".

"It is a disgrace".

"This is a disgrace".

"The pitch is a disgrace, a disgrace.

As I said, a disgrace.

M: It was a disgrace.