Sentence examples for disgraceful condition from inspiring English sources

"It's in disgraceful condition," said Moss, who won the 1955 British Grand Prix in a W196, taking the checkered flag a few feet ahead of Fangio and leaving the Englishman in doubt over the succeeding years as to whether Fangio — who said delphically at the time that it was Moss's race to win, and that he deserved it — had allowed him the victory in front of his home crowd.

It's been decades, so obviously we can't count on the mindless drones in charge to do anything, anything at all about the disgraceful condition of New York City's phone--or former phone booths.

It's a mythology sparked by the collision of urban legend and urban nightmare: missing children; a perpetrator who could have come from Central Casting (and is suspected in the other disappearances); and the location itself, Willowbrook, on the fringe of the island's Greenbelt, which had warehoused the city's mentally ill under disgraceful conditions.

So while I know there are racists out there who want Africa to fail just to confirm their prejudices, who snigger gleefully at every "proof" of African ineptitude, I cannot let my annoyance at their scorn cower me into being embarrassed to speak frankly about the disgraceful conditions in which most Africans live.

An executive at a sugar company faulted for a deadly refinery accident in February said at a Senate hearing that he found such "shocking" and "disgraceful" conditions at the Georgia plant last year that he warned his superiors that a fatal disaster was likely.

The disgraceful conditions reported last year at Walter Reed Medical Center are symptomatic of a system-wide problem that must be addressed immediately.

Today, an unacceptably high share of people with serious and persistent mental illness (SPMI) -- about 7percentt -- live in totally disgraceful conditions in jails and prisons or homeless on the streets or in shelters.

Yes, Laura Osnes's Cinderella sings beautifully and dances more and more lightly than any previous Cinderella, but the unfortunate player is required -- when midnight is tolling at the ball -- to inform the prince as she begs to leave the swanky premises that he's totally unaware how badly off his under-class citizens are and he needs to do something about their disgraceful conditions immediately.

"As a constituent here, I use Metro all the time, my children use it, and it's really disgraceful the condition they've allowed Metro to get to".

One juror put it this way: "The disgraceful physical conditions just fuel the general malevolence of sitting around waiting for something to happen".

As disgraceful as the conditions were at their old woefully unequal schools, more disgraceful was what came next.