Sentence examples for it's disgracefully from inspiring English sources

It's disgracefully low-rent bas-cuisine, has no place in a decent restaurant, but it's shockingly moreish.

It looks very simple today – Stalin the young Georgian, firm and direct – but to the party it was disgracefully unheroic.

"I don't accept that at all: it was disgracefully poor management at the hospital".

The ride was fabulous, and it was disgracefully gratifying to see the looks of wonder on the faces of some Scottish urchins we passed.

It has been disgracefully reluctant to come up with a large fiscal stimulus, even though it is one of the countries that can best afford one.

It was shortly before Connolly was disgracefully shot.

Wharton's fading socialite, Lily Bart, is disgracefully broke in Gilded Age New York where wealth is everything.

At the height of the infamous political affair when Basil D'Oliveira was, disgracefully, not picked for a tour of his native South Africa, it was Graveney who comforted his county colleague.

He may be welcoming John McCain to Colombia this week, but it is Barack Obama who is ahead in the opinion polls and the Democrats control Congress (where they are disgracefully blocking a trade agreement with Colombia mainly because of their distaste for Mr Uribe).

The Arab League, true to form, has been disgracefully silent about the murderous behaviour of one of its member governments.But America has also been remiss, putting out confusing signals.

Teaching is disgracefully undervalued by business schools.