Sentence examples for disgraceful to from inspiring English sources

Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid urged Grayson to drop out of the Senate race, saying Grayson "seems like he has no moral compass" and that his actions "aren't just disgraceful to the Democratic Party, they disgrace the halls of Congress".

It's not disgraceful to be careful about seeing it redefined.

"I think it's disgraceful, to tell you the truth.

"It is disgraceful to throw 450 miners out of work in this way before Christmas".

"It was disgraceful to speak of regret rather than to apologise," Beckles said.

It is therefore disgraceful to subject them to unacceptable levels of service when they try to contact the department by phone or letter".

"I did a disgraceful thing to get Judi to do the movie, which was heinously embarrassing, that I've never told her," Mr. Parker said.

This has to be the most disgraceful attempt to invent a saying.

Some students noted the irony of their coming out to oppose what they saw as a disgraceful end to Mr. Paterno's distinguished career and then adding to the ignobility of the episode by starting an unruly protest.

But had he or another civil servant blown the whistle earlier on the disgraceful link to the arms deal which amounted to intergovernmental bribery on a massive scale the whole sorry saga might very well have been averted.

"What Trump displayed today was an embarrassment to our values and a disgraceful insult to the heroes of our history," Perez said in a statement.