Sentence examples for disgraceful position from inspiring English sources

"What a disgraceful position Labor has got itself into.

Matthews reports that he sent a letter to The Harvard Crimson in June 1940 implicitly repudiating his father's disgraceful position.

Pankaj Mishra, in his review of two books on the creation of Bangladesh in 1971, exposes the disgraceful position of President Nixon and Henry Kissinger during the conflict between India and Pakistan ("Unholy Alliances," September 23rd).

Because Winnie loved him, I would not admit there was anything wrong with loving him, a contorted state of mind that led me to the ludicrous and disgraceful position of defending H when he was attacked by my scrupulous and morally intelligent family".

In 2004 in England, a top gymnastics coach named Joseph Mills was sentenced to seven years in prison after he admitted to four acts of "indecency" with girls ranging in age from eight to 14 and was described by a judge of being guilty of a "disgraceful" abuse of his position.

Sanders said Holden's position was disgraceful since he took the stand "after raising hundreds of thousands of dollars in the Korean community". Holden defended his opposition to the bill as a move to keep the state from imposing a law on a matter that he said should be handled at the city level.

The fact that he is continuing to use his position to benefit family is disgraceful, but more disgraceful is that he is getting away with it.

I voted for her twice in Senate, but found her campaign one disgraceful capper to some awful positions.

That attitude is disgraceful".

Plutarch himself, however, takes strong issue with Colotes' view, charging him with imputing to Parmenides "disgraceful sophisms" (1113F) and with deliberately misconstruing his position (1114D).

The actor Hugh Grant, a member of Hacked Off, said yesterday that the Prime Minister's position was "very close to disgraceful".