Sentence examples for disgrace with from inspiring English sources
He gave hospitality to the rhetorician Timagenes, when the latter was in disgrace with Augustus.
His initiative put him in brief disgrace with the diplomatically outraged Elizabeth.
and seems to have lost none of his knack of getting into disgrace with royalty.
But, eight years later, he left office in disgrace, with charges of corruption that eventually landed him in prison.
In disgrace with fortune and men's eyes, the Lawrences had also begun to quarrel in their notorious apocalyptic style.
First, to announce his return to the fray after a decade in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes.
"I am disgraced with myself for injuring your player," Van Gundy said.
The critic of the Times thought the seven pictures — including "Slavers" — that Turner sent to the Royal Academy that year were such "detestable absurdities" that "it is surprising the [selection] committee have suffered their walls to be disgraced with the dotage of his experiments".
Clyde and Roberta, seeking happiness, violate the prohibitions (eagerly on his side, guiltily on hers) and are immediately punished — with pregnancy and possible disgrace, and with murder in Clyde's heart.
After decades of Bloc Quebecois dominance, Quebecers overwhelmingly turned their backs on the separatist party, leaving it with a paltry four seats, leaderless after Duceppe quit in disgrace, and with its official party status in question.
He had left the Army in disgrace, living with a prostitute and mainlining heroin.
