Sentence examples for disgraceful role from inspiring English sources

The Arab world has mostly played a disgraceful role, supporting Sudan, as have China and Russia.

At worst she is branded a disgraceful role model to young women.

Political tribalism has played a disgraceful role, with left-of-centre politicians slow to criticise their party comrades in Romania and centre-right Europeans giving Mr Orban and Mr Basescu too easy a ride.

Omalu told the Guardian that this experience with psychiatric illness, at a time in Nigeria when the very idea was generally regarded as disgraceful, played a major role in how he approached Webster that September day in 2002.

The waste of the phenomenal Ms. Peck in this taxing but trifling role is especially disgraceful; yet hers is merely the worst case of Mr. Martins's fondness for trivializing women with obstacle-course choreography.

"Sarah was a part of this when she served as a minister in the coalition, as well as playing a key role in ending Labour's disgraceful policy of locking up children for immigration purposes".

Another called the magazine "disgraceful" for presenting Rabbi Hoover as a positive role model.

A disgrace, certainly, but also a disgraceful reality.

"The government promised that it would not take on the lead role in the referendum, so it's disgraceful that they're spending taxpayers' money which could go to the NHS on EU propaganda instead".

Instead, I broke the habit of a lifetime and got all serious, mentioning the role of bloggers and tweeters in highlighting the disgraceful injunction brought against the Guardian by law firm Carter-Ruck.

It is a disgraceful record that reveals the troubling underside of the U.S. role as the world's leading arms supplier.