Sentence examples for disgusting failure from inspiring English sources

MARK HALPERIN, a Time magazine political writer who edits the site's gossipy site The Page, is still drawing flak for comments he made at a weekend post-election panel on how the media covered the race.It's the most disgusting failure of people in our business since the Iraq war.

Both the Clinton and McCain campaigns charged repeatedly that Obama enjoyed an easy ride from the press, as have a smattering of post-election assessments from within the news media: Halperin said the media's "extreme pro-Obama coverage" was "the most disgusting failure of people in our business since the Iraq war".

Michael Barnett I am disgusted by your failure to give an unequivocal "No" to Bush on any UK involvement in the missile defence strategy.

He said he was disgusted by the failure to stop the looting that followed Hussein's fall and by Rumsfeld's casual dismissal of it with the phrase "stuff happens". The breaking point, he said, was Bush's decision to award Medals of Freedom to occupation chief L. Paul Bremer, Gen. Tommy R. Franks and then-CIA Director George J. Tenet.

She had in fact declared herself disgusted by his failure to enlist, and said she wouldn't speak to him again until he was in uniform: and she does, when he is disguised in a Union uniform – the film's most unsung piece of subtle brilliance.

Especially in the Democratic "base" -- who is so disgusted at the failure of meaningful healthcare reform that they stay home in droves, giving a lot of races to the Republicans almost by default.

If he doesn't make it to the gym, he feels disgusting, he feels like a failure.

John Tulloch, who was injured in the 7/7 bombings and subsequently had his phone hacked, told my colleague Amelia Hill he was disgusted with Cameron's failure to back Leveson's findings: I'm disgusted with the prime minister and very disappointed.... Cameron has undoubtedly sided with the [press] barons and that's outrageous.

And Allan Hoffenblum, a nonpartisan political analyst, believes that same-sex marriage is a digression for candidates in a state where the jobless rate is above 12 percent and voters are disgusted with the repeated failure of the Legislature and the governor to balance the budget.

Like most Israelis here, he is disgusted by Mr. Sharon's failure to discuss his Gaza plans when he ran for election -- in fact, Mr. Sharon rejected a similar plan proposed by his Labor opponent, Amram Mitzna -- and by Mr. Sharon's refusal to hold a national referendum on the issue.

Today Sarah says she feels disgusted by the Cadets' failure to investigate him.