Sentence examples for disgrace toward from inspiring English sources

Having fallen into disgrace toward the end of Peter's reign, Menshikov succeeded in having his ally Catherine, Peter's widow, named empress in 1725, at which point he became virtual ruler of Russia.

However, the official embrace of Mandela can't wash away the long history of official shame and disgrace toward Mandela.

He could feel it already beginning, tipping him toward disgrace.

But when the market tumbled in 1968 and 1969 and again in the early 1970's, the city careered toward insolvency and disgrace.

I hope this is a turning point toward recognizing UNC's #SilentSam as a disgrace.

Such explosions arrive when the subject veers toward sex on one hand, or the possibility of social disgrace on the other.

A disgrace".

Disgrace really".

Vergogna" – "Disgrace.

"The pitch is a disgrace, a disgrace.

Disgrace October 1999: Disgrace is an allegory.