Sentence examples for disgrace of the from inspiring English sources
The outrageous and total false disgrace of the journalism profession.
Or the disgrace of the Pussy Riot trial in Moscow.
His record in handling the great disgrace of the pedophile priests is mixed at best.
Such a snail's pace is a disgrace of the biological sciences.
The disgrace of the Republicans who have supported him will not.
His disgrace is purely personal, and it is matched by the disgrace of the House's actions.
Arabs remember the toll of the long war in Iraq, the disgrace of Abu Ghraib, the dismantling of Palestine, and U.S. support for Israel's devastating assaults on Lebanon and Gaza.
After the disgrace of Galliano, the Dior show ended with the democratic sight of anonymous, white-coated ateliers taking a collective bow at the end of the catwalk.
More recently, though, since South Korea became a fully-fledged democracy in 1992, another thread connects together the disgrace of both the President Kims.
One of the many disgraces of the war".
The band's barrage of pop tunes explains their regular disgracing of the top 20.
