Sentence examples for disgrace those from inspiring English sources

In Disgrace, those who feel disgraced are also those who are punished.

"It was an absolute disgrace those who took part in the Arctic convoys had to wait 70 years for a medal," he says.

Turn back in disgrace those who desire my ruin.

Who will remember the disgrace and ignominy, those cheerful and goofy ads he shot with Nancy Pelosi, when Newt is parrying and thrusting with Obama?

At the July meeting, Major Welborn told the soldiers they had disgraced those who had died for the Constitution, Specialist Hall said.

" Lord oppose those who oppose me... Bring disgrace to those who try to kill me".

It is a disgrace and those fomenting and participating in the current uproar are disgraceful.

"It's a real disgrace because those are the people that we should be investing in".

"I got really scotched in the press — 'a great disgrace' and those kinds of remarks," she said.

"Direct talks with our archenemy would be a disgrace for those who support him, and create more leverage for his opponents to criticize him".

The Michael Vick case shed light on the disgrace of those who cause dogs to fight each other, an event often accompanied by drug sales and prostitution.