Sentence examples for disgraceful on from inspiring English sources

The coalition [government] has behaved disgraceful on environmental and energy policies.

But the British women were far from disgraceful on Tuesday night.

There was another colonial retreat, in a way just as disgraceful, on the extreme west of Asia.

But her campaign is utterly disgraceful on every level, which is why, when I debate with her in front of an audience, she comes out worse, because she simply is not telling the truth and I can prove that.

Not only is it disgraceful on Mike Rice's part, but it's disgraceful that Rutgers didn't fire him when they found out about it.

The decision in Bush v. Gore was so disgraceful on the face of it that the Court itself warned against using its "reasoning" in other cases.

On the one hand, this is clearly disgraceful behaviour; on the other, it's hard not to be impressed by the combination of dedication and odium involved: imagine disliking It's Different For Girls so much, your hatred can find expression only through seeking out a dead swan to haul at its author.

Mr Miliband said that case was terrible but accused the PM of a "disgraceful slur" on Labour's record on the NHS.

On Thursday, Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House minority leader, said in a fund-raising appeal that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's "women's health rapid response fund" had raised $1.1 million and was nearing 500,000 signatures "on our petition against Republicans' disgraceful assault on women's rights".

"Thanks to your generous support and efforts, we raised over $1,114,000 for our women's health rapid response fund and we're only 18,000 signatures away from 500,000 supporters strong on our petition against Republicans' disgraceful assault on women's rights," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif).

On 37 minutes, Nathan Grey put in a disgraceful tackle on Richard Hill, hitting him with a flying elbow as he went by.