Sentence examples for ignominy which from inspiring English sources
Among Democratic and Republicans alike, there is also the sort of locker-room backbiting that occurs when Yankee and Red Sox seasons end in ignominy (which just happened).
The diagnosis invokes not only sadness but also ignominy, which may be why there are so few well-publicised stories of doctors with mental illness.
'If they (informers against Christians) succeeded in their prosecution, they were exposed to the resentment of a considerable and active party, to the censure of the more liberal portion of mankind, and to the ignominy which in every age and country, has attended the character of an informer.
Bob Diamond's condescension to the Treasury select committee demonstrated the ignominy into which parliament has fallen.
But the Tories staged a recovery and Mr Brown ducked the election, a political ignominy from which he has never recovered.In Brighton, two years and a recession later, a grim realism ruled.
Particularly when she got a C in biology, which ignominy still haunts her.
David said he wondered how Buckner dealt with the ignominy of his error, which, of course, would be mined for "Curb's" comedic goals.
(Germany's deficit in relation to gross national product is projected at 6.5percenttoto be worse in 2010 than Greece's or Italy's. Oh, the ignominy!) The coalition parties — which face each other in national elections in September but don't want to deal much with disruptive, new facts — have brushed aside calls of stress tests for the banking system as inopportune.
This meant a temporary manager, Peter Taylor, had to be installed to run Eastick's Under-20s in a World Cup campaign which ended in ignominy.
News reports from last December dwelt on the ignominy of the whale funding, which is somehow supposed to benefit indirectly one of the whaling communities in the disaster-stricken areas.
Finney was also part of the squad which suffered the ignominy of losing to the USA at the 1950 World Cup, before featuring in both the 1954 and 1958 World Cup Finals.
