Sentence examples for deep dishonor from inspiring English sources

Maybe its the Rhodes scholarship, or the seat with Sam and Cokie, or his progressive politics, or Clinton's own deep dishonor.

Jones answered these rumors publicly in a signed editorial on March 28 , 1871 I have, from the first number of The Times, taken too active a part in its management, and feel far too deep a solicitude for its good name, to dishonor it by making it the advocate of mendacity and corruption.

It rebukes us for thinking in terms other than deep outrage, mourning and a call for justice, for to do so would be to dishonor the explicit moral gravity of the subject.

Death before dishonor, literally.

"That would dishonor her day".

Let me bring no dishonor.

Removing the hood to beat the effigy with a shoe, a particularly deep Iraqi insult, they put a whip in its right hand and in its left a briefcase on which was written, "The security agreement is shame and dishonor".

That, somehow, did not dishonor the dead.

Would a new relationship dishonor the dead?

They reflect dishonor on the country.

And also dishonor the Fourth of July.