Sentence examples for disgraceful move from inspiring English sources

He said at the time: "This is a disgraceful move and a breach of trust by the Government that betrays a generation of students.

The president blasted the media for publishing details of the surveillance programme: a "disgraceful" move, he said, that did "great harm" to America.

The Liberal Democrat education spokesman said the scrapping of the grant was a "disgraceful move" that would hit poorer students hardest.

"This is a disgraceful move and a breach of trust by the government that betrays a generation of students," said Lewis.

Meanwhile, Andrew Bradbury, 65, said many of his friends had been made redundant since the firm took over the plant a decade and a half ago and described the price hike as yet another disgraceful move.

On Facebook, one fan said she was "absolutely gutted," while another said it was "a disgraceful move from a club that's usually so welcoming".

Mark Serwotka, general secretary of the PCS, said: "This is a disgraceful and cynical move that risks undoing the long history of professional and trusted work by staff at this world-famous gallery, and we will be mounting a vigorous and visible campaign against it.

The Tangerine Knights' spokesperson Stephen Smith called its removal "utterly disgraceful" and believes the move has been motivated by this weekend's march.

Mr Peter Haining, author of a book on Dr Who's 22-year history, said the move was disgraceful and horrifying and must be stopped.

That decision, however, sparked furious protest from Italian politicians, who described the move as disgraceful. .

Students criticised the move, calling it "disgraceful" and unnecessary.