Sentence examples for disgracefully late from inspiring English sources

Disgracefully late is still better than never.

For someone who came disgracefully late to the Mad Men banquet, I'll miss them as much as The West Wing.

Much has been discussed about Bryant's role in this social transformation — whether his moves toward integration at Alabama were slyly pragmatic or disgracefully late — but the point is that he had one, whether he wanted it or not.

After a disgracefully late arrival to the office (generally between 9 30 and 10), we try to find some time between cigarette breaks to edit a few articles before retiring to the café for a two-and-a-half hour lunch break.

The arrest of Val Swain and Emily Apple is the latest exposure of the disgracefully heavy-handed and repressive treatment of peaceful, harmless people who dared to question the way the police conduct themselves.

Or disgracefully.

"You treated him disgracefully".

He's behaved disgracefully.

More disgracefully from the point of view of shareholders, the company failed to explain how it derived its estimate that the latest revelations will cost "approximately €2bn".

Because they are treated disgracefully.

The mayor, disgracefully, fanned them.