Sentence examples for ignominy I from inspiring English sources

Beset by memories of poor childhood co-ordination and playground ignominy, I approached this year's latest fitness craze with a certain sense of gloom.

When the White Sox won it all, ending their share of the city's baseball ignominy, I was in Wrigleyville, writing a "think piece" on how miserable Cubs fans were dealing with the ignominy of being the only loser left.

Now to be fair, I can't be so certain that Brexit was to blame for this ignominy that I can send Boris the bill for my easyJet flights in good conscience.

Cook died at 75 in 1940, in relative ignominy; it is little wonder that his memoir is titled "Hell Is a Cold Place".

After briefly considering rallying my fellow customers in a mass protest — and deciding that would doom me to some shadowy corner of ignominy occupied by Marie Antoinette and Leona Helmsley — I owned up to my fate of having spent $17.50 on a snack.

Which is basically what I'd have been doing if I wasn't in the show... Also, I think most people have experienced the agony and the ignominy of unrequited love... I've never thought Molly was an idiot.

Is the public ignominy heaped on bankers justified?

A first step in the process of wiping the slate clean, especially for the Jets, who suffered the identity-clouding ignominy of playing in G-I-A-N-T-S Stadium for 26 seasons.

Bouncers, I knew, even back then, back before I'd faced the ignominy of not being allowed in a club on my birthday while all my friends waltzed in and I spent a night sat on the banks of the Thames in Kingston wondering where it all went so very very wrong, were blokes unlike myself.

But when I go there, those images of the suffering of  1990, '91, '92, '93 come back to me, when we had to face the ignominy of doorless toilets that I mention in my book and the way we were treated in Jammu in those one-room dwellings.

Never have I suffered such ignominy.