Sentence examples for disgrace as from inspiring English sources

"And I was a disgrace as well".

The continued gutting of this country's labor laws is a national disgrace as well as a middle-class tragedy.

He tries to accept "disgrace as my state of being".

Police officers outside the courtroom shouted "Loser" and "You're a disgrace" as Mr. Hodges left.

His tenure ended in disgrace, as he pleaded guilty in 2005 to embezzlement and possessing child pornography.

Dozens of leftists waiting outside the prison shouted "Disgrace!" as Mr. Amir was driven away in a van.

But Lord Darlington is, and is finally disgraced as, a Nazi collaborator and dupe.

Scheduled for the spring, the play is part of LCT3, a programming initiative aimed at introducing newer artists, and which presented "Disgraced" as well.

The village chief was shocked: if the petitioner were to appear in Tiananmen Square at such a prominent moment, not only would the chief lose his job, but his immediate superiors — the township and county chiefs — would be disgraced as well.

Ex-Royal Bank of Scotland boss Sir Fred Goodwin will always be "disgraced", as far as some headline writers are concerned.

It's no disgrace losing as long as you try, and give it all you have at the moment.