Sentence examples for most disgracefully from inspiring English sources
Most disgracefully, on 11 January 2011, Michèle Alliot-Marie, the French minister of state for justice, defence and home affairs, stood before the National Assembly in Paris and declared that the revolt in Tunisia was "a complex situation" and that it was not for the French government to "give any lessons to the regime".
With his customary chutzpah and some artful media management, he made it through the day in one piece, with the help of a distractionary but welcome fizzy drink tax, a few giveaways, most disgracefully for executives with the ability to transform their income into capital gains, and a disruptive revolution in governance for England's unfortunate primary schools.
Most universities are disgracefully old-fashioned and introverted, run by self-interested bureaucracies, mediocre to their roots.
If anything, anger in Greece is focused outside the country, at Germany in particular, or disgracefully, on the most vulnerable people — poor immigrants — who have benefited least from the country's corrupt system.
His 46th performance, in the 1977 film "MacArthur," about Gen. Douglas MacArthur, was praised by Vincent Canby of The New York Times, who wrote that Mr. Peck "not only looks and sounds like the general, he also makes the character disgracefully appealing, even when he is being his most outrageous".
If I had a personal relationship with Sharon, I may have even been able to talk to her about how disgracefully the disabled are treated – that surely we can agree that the most vulnerable in the world need our respect and our care.
As well as it should: it is truly difficult to imagine corruption and lawlessness more extreme than having the government explicitly place the most powerful factions above the rule of law even as it continues to subject everyone else to disgracefully harsh "justice".
"You treated him disgracefully".
He's behaved disgracefully.
Because they are treated disgracefully.
