Sentence examples for disgrace is that from inspiring English sources

The disgrace is that it has taken them so long.

The disgrace is that we already have a political response to the vitamin D problem.

One of the lessons of VW's disgrace is that this technological fix came up against the laws of physics.

The BBC presenter Jonathan Dimbleby was among those weighing in yesterday, tweeting: "Only upside of new Newsnight disgrace is that editor's decision to drop Savile report may seem wise caution not cowardice".

The real disgrace is that the Ethicist answered this query without educating himself about the religious practice upon which it is based and without consulting Jewish authorities who could assist him in this endeavor.

Jonathan Dimbleby (@dimbleby_jd) Only upside of new Newsnight disgrace is that editor's decision to drop Savile report may seem wise caution not cowardice November 10, 2012 The Radio 4 presenter has previously accused the BBC's critics of showing "disturbing relish" in their attacks on the corporation over the Savile abuse scandal.

Above all, the suicide of Alexander McQueen, a year almost to the day before Mr. Galliano's public disgrace, is a specter that hangs over the fashion industry.

He loses everything as a punishment for the affair and disgrace is his feeling that this is what he deserves.

"Disgrace is not one that misses a goal or runs less or more.

Also let the White House know that this disgrace is now Obama's disgrace.

By the time he goes to college, the narrator is no longer afraid for his father: "I had seen that his flirtation with disgrace was only that, not a ruinous infatuation.