Sentence examples for disgraceful performance from inspiring English sources

"It's a disgraceful performance, a transfer of ownership without approval," says Walter Schloss, a fund manager.

It wasn't a disgraceful performance, but it wasn't particularly dynamic, either.

In fact, the opposite is true: Japan is peaceful, safe and regimented not because of, but despite, the frequently disgraceful performance of its guardians.

Said Lenny Iodice, 25, of West Caldwell, N.J.: "I'm to the point of 'just give me a win, that's all I want.' " Mantis went further than just about anyone, calling the team's play through six games "a disgraceful performance".

Listening, the narrator analyzes his own reactions with a characteristic detachment that is at once coolly clinical, incantatory and overwrought: "You're a swine, I thought, not to get up and put an end to this disgusting and disgraceful performance.

Iain Moss:  Well done Swansea, but an absolutely disgraceful performance yet again from United - no cutting edge, no creativity without Rooney and no defence.

Trump's stunning performance during a press conference after a summit with Putin in Helsinki last week was dubbed "one of the most disgraceful performances by an American president at a summit in front of a Russian leader".

Matt Lauer's disgraceful, cowardly performance in the veterans' forum underscores the importance of candidates being held to the truth.

What makes their performance truly disgraceful is the conflict of interest that partly explains this poor performance.

England's Ian Poulter called his performance "disgusting, disgraceful and unacceptable" after he exited the World Match Play Championship at the first stage in Bulgaria.

Robert S. Strauss, the former Democratic national chairman who says Democrats seem to win the White House only on Republican mistakes like Watergate or that of the elder Bush in ignoring the faltering economy, calls last fall's performance on issues disgraceful.