Sentence examples for disgrace at the from inspiring English sources

One MP is said to have called Harman's comments "a disgrace" at the meeting.

For now, Sarkozy has achieved a turn-around from Paris's disgrace at the start of the Arab spring.

Yet the way in which Larina passively watches her daughter Olga's potential disgrace at the party the mother is hosting doesn't ring true.

And, as Bradley warned, "Happy Old Age is surrounded by many difficulties": land on Idleness, and you'll be sent to Disgrace, at the very bottom of the board, which means that you have to climb back up all over again.

Exhausted by illness, he died at Arras, France, at the age of 47, just in time to avoid learning of his intended disgrace at the hands of Philip II.

"It is laughable to see lectures on honesty coming from a paid influence peddler who suffered an unprecedented ethics reprimand, was forced to pay a $300,000 penalty, and resigned in disgrace at the hands of his own party," Ms. Saul said.

"I'm disgraced at the outcome," said Kevin Watson, an entertainment promoter and branding consultant who nevertheless bid actively on objects as disparate as Brown's stage suits and the inmate inventory from his 1989 incarceration by the South Carolina Department of Corrections.

Anyone who has seen Ayad Akhtar's drama "Disgraced," at the Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center knows the Big Scene: an explosive dinner party featuring a rainbow of character types — a Muslim, a white woman, a Jewish man, his African-American wife — whose verbal combat can make even starving audience members lose their appetite.

As an alumni and am completely disgraced at the treatment of this students who earned their spot on that stage.

President Obama, in his comments after the killings, spotlighted the other part of our national disgrace at play in the killings: easy access to guns.

In a statement, the terror group taunted the Afghan authorities' "disgrace" at being unable to prevent the attack in the heavily protected part of Kabul - home to several embassies and government buildings.