Sentence examples for his ignominy from inspiring English sources

His ignominy lasted three days.

His ignominy was strictly of the baseball variety.

His ignominy came in death rather than life.

For Bechdel, they were portents of sexuality and self-discovery; for Nixon, they presaged his ignominy.

And after all his ignominy, Lewis Hamilton tasted sweet victory in the Abu Dhabi GP, taking only his third win of the season after Sebastien Vettel retired.

In 2010, Theobald was partially unburdened of his ignominy: "Double Falsehood" was released as part of the respected Arden Shakespeare series.

Nixon, with his sterile capacity for insight, understood the reductiveness of historical judgment, and he wanted to head off his own ignominy while there was time.

Then out of nowhere, and on his way to ignominy for his series failures, came Snake Damon, rescuing the Red Sox from their past.

But with his career gone, his name sullied and the prospect of years in prison away from his family, Mr. Youngdahl described to his lawyer his feelings of ignominy.

But, swept along by Nureyev's voracious life, he decides to tell his story through the perspectives of others: Fonteyn, polite and adoring, a motherly ache in her ballerina's bones; his sister, Tamara, resentful of the ignominy his defection has brought on her family; and Yulia, the troubled, impoverished daughter of his first teacher.

Frederick Townsend Ward may have lived most of his life in ignominy, and may even have renounced his citizenship, but he found his redemption in the end.