Sentence examples for disgrace which from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Arthur retires in disgrace which, of course, pleased the rest of the class.

It's the sort of disgrace which should attract headlines, but how can it compete against crashing websites or Gareth Bale?

In an interview with BBC radio at the weekend, Simply Red's Mick Hucknall described recording contracts as an "absolute disgrace" which belonged to "a Dickensian era".

And Unison will lead the charge-to end this abuse of power and privilege it's an absolute disgrace which we will end.

With the exception of Disgrace, which sold more than 100,000 copies in South Africa, he is not widely read there and yesterday's jubilation was not widespread.

Calling himself a "jerk" as well as a humanitarian, he said he was flawed and wrought the disgrace which has now engulfed him.

Disgraced, which enjoyed acclaimed runs in Chicago and New York, opens at the Bush in west London next week.

Other Obies included playwriting awards for Annie Baker ("The Flick") and Ayad Akhtar for "Disgraced," which won the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

Another team of producers is also eyeing a Broadway run in the spring of Ayad Akhtar's acclaimed "Disgraced," which won the Pulitzer this year.

Araca recently produced the Broadway run of Pultizer-winner Disgraced, which closed in 2015, as well as the Tony-winning A View from the Bridge, starring Mark Strong.

Lincoln Center Theater's LCT3 program for emerging artists is having a lustrous moment, with this year's Pulitzer Prize for "Disgraced," which it presented last fall, and a Pulitzer finalist in "4000 Miles," from two seasons before.