Sentence examples for disgraceful acts from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'disgraceful acts' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to actions that are considered morally wrong or inappropriate. For example: "The politician's disgraceful acts of tax evasion resulted in his eventual resignation."
Those who were complicit in these disgraceful acts must be held to account for their behaviour".
But one of the three, Jesse Helms, in one of the many disgraceful acts of his disgraceful career, put a "hold" on the nomination, preventing it from going forward to the full Senate, where it would have been handily approved.
Watch any old war movie starring Lee Marvin, or read the papers from the early days of the Iraq war, and you will see deeds of valor peppered with foolish and disgraceful acts of cowardice.
Budge was "appalled" at vandalism she says "caused the destruction of close to 100 seats" at Tynecastle, plus "disgraceful" acts of graffiti.
These paralleled beliefs held merit in most people's minds until recently--serving to confirm notions of black people as morally deficient, and used as justification for disgraceful acts of violence, including lynching.
In order to overcome their shortcomings and to meet the sky high barriers of ego and self -proclaimed status, teenagers these days carry out disgraceful acts to compensate for their presumed flaws.
"It seemed the most disgraceful act in the history of the Russian state," she wrote.
Brazil-born Paulao said the monkey chanting was "a disgraceful act" and "very ugly".
In Washington, President Bush called the shooting "a disgraceful act of cowardice".
Israel's prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu described the Presbyterian move as as a "disgraceful" act of hostility to Israel.
President Clinton at the time called the Senate vote as a "disgraceful act" tinged by racial considerations.
