Sentence examples for ignominy that from inspiring English sources
The ignominy that was Copenhagen (COP15, 2009) was never to be its destiny.
He has the rightful pride of a person who has achieved much, and there will be pathos if he has to walk away in the sort of ignominy that enveloped him after last year's World Cup.
When most of the nonpolitical world last paid attention to Newt Gingrich, about a decade ago, he was stepping away from public life shrouded in the kind of ignominy that seemed to shadow all the sordid politics of his era.
What had once been described as a badge of ignominy that could put a company out of business was now just a bit of unpleasantness: a passing hassle, like a parking ticket.
They did so with their own version of the beautiful game and, by the time they had finished, Brazil had suffered an ignominy that was so extreme and implausible it felt as though a black marker pen had been taken to the pages of their football history.
For Jewell, who took Wigan to the 2006 League Cup final before suffering a crushing 4-0 defeatoto Manchester United, this was another step on the road to redemption after the ignominy that accompanied finishing bottom of the Premier League last season with the lowest ever points total of 11. "It's going to be a long process," he reflected.
Guest recalls of Spinal Tap's real tours: "We also suffered many of the ignominies that the band did in the film.
Most women who are flogged actually choose to take the flogging over challenging the decision and facing the ignominy – something that Lubna Hussein defied last year.
That encompassed three tournaments but ended with the ignominy of that defeat by Iceland at Nice's Allianz Riviera.
But perhaps the greater ignominy is that his administration must now report to Mr. Morgenthau, who will oversee changes that the mayor has opposed.
Of course, we will reflect on what might have been – what might have been, for instance, if the reputation of British sportsmanship hadn't sunk into abject ignominy over that 'catch'catch
