First, Dante sees the wretched souls of those " who lived / without disgrace yet without praise".
"Was I to see my father ruined and disgraced without lifting a finger to help him?.
"Was I to see my father ruined and disgraced without lifting a finger to help him?..
But on matters of theology their arguments are a disgrace: assertive without substance; demanding evidence while offering none; staggeringly unscholarly.
The sad collapse of Kids Company highlights the plight of neglected children; it's a national disgrace that without such charities there is no one to pick up the pieces.
The words come from the second chapter of "The Scarlet Letter" and are spoken in frustration and disgust by an old Puritan woman who watches Hester Prynne, publicly disgraced but without any sign of remorse, making her way from Salem's prison to a scaffold in its market square.
Choosing not to stand for reëlection at Cambridge, he left there without disgrace in 1889.
Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales should have considered himself a lucky man when he was allowed to resign in disgrace in August 2007 without being hauled into Congress on perjury or contempt charges.
