Sentence examples for disgraced on from inspiring English sources

shahidkamal: Your nation has been disgraced on Twitter.

Lincoln Center Theater canceled its performances of the play "Disgraced" on Sunday and Monday nights at the Claire Tow Theater.

Memories of Tory sleaze, of brown paper envelopes and MPs disgraced on the front pages of national newspapers, had seemingly been confined to the history books.

So many Muslims have told me they feel disgraced on behalf of Palestinians, Kashmiris and Iraqis, and in the UK, where the community suffers educational under-achievement, unemployment, poor housing and mental illness.

And, although Shima was disgraced on grounds of cost overruns, he went on to become head of Japan's National Space Development Agency – from steam to outer space in two decades.

Easter was now a convicted felon, disgraced, on probation, his law license suspended, his disbarment pending.

These Democrats disgrace on all these counts was, of course, their vote against confirmation for Adegbile, the former head of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, to lead the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division.

This one is definitely a spot to savour, although our dog, Wilf, disgraced himself on the beach by attempting to make love to a Newfoundland 10 times his size.

"Disgraced" centers on Amir (Mr. Mandvi), a Pakistani-American lawyer who has altered his last name to disguise his Muslim heritage.

The husband (who we learn indirectly has disgraced himself on the day itself) returns next morning for vodka and reproaches: "'Vera,' he said.

Darnley has just disgraced himself on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? by failing to identify the kind of animal that Little Bo Peep lost and assaulting Chis Tarrant.