Sentence examples for ignominy is that from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the greater ignominy is that his administration must now report to Mr. Morgenthau, who will oversee changes that the mayor has opposed.

Both also have new CD's that rescue them to some degree from this ignominy.

That unwanted record was avoided but ignominy was not as an Australia side which had been 97-5 just 24 hours earlier took a first-innings lead of 171.

His ignominy was strictly of the baseball variety.

Ignominy was the only type of celebrity around.

The good news is that Nixon was unique in his ignominy.

The true ignominy of our current situation is not that our sovereignty has been taken away from us, it is that we ourselves have squandered it.

One reason Walter C. Price Jr. runs a star tech fund is that he is devilishly good at spotting beaten-down stocks that don't deserve their ignominy.

Who wants to relive each day the ergonomic ignominy that is sitting on an airplane?

As a child, I didn't dedicate too much emotion to the ignominy that is Lee Circle, or Jeff Davis Boulevard.

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