Sentence examples for more disgraceful from inspiring English sources
"I've never seen more disgraceful financial management," he said.
Physical attacks on Mainz supporters by Kaiserslautern hooligans on Saturday night were even more disgraceful.
That this occurs when much of the research is subsidized by our government is more disgraceful.
It's hard to think of a more disgraceful or damaging smear than the one Lovelock is circulating.
More disgraceful, however, is the fact that public notification and a review process are not mandated by law.
What is more disgraceful than to make untrue statements with the intent to deceive, and thereby cause the death of even a single individual?
"This country's extraordinary record of medical advancement makes its haphazard approach to maternal care all the more scandalous and disgraceful," said US Amnesty executive director Larry Cox.
Are these the graves they slumber in?" But a still more inhuman, disgraceful, and scandalous state of things remains to be presented.
More important, disgraceful behavior on the part of the white community occurs often enough to cause justified anger in minority groups.
Incidentally, the second case was much more disturbing (and disgraceful) than I realised when I wrote my article.
Editors fear, however, that if the E.U. retains its current air of overwhelming vagueness it might just bore the people into submission; the people must therefore be frightened into active resistance by facts, the more concrete and disgraceful the better.
