Sentence examples for only disgrace from inspiring English sources

"Growing up realising you were gay in 1970s Britain was like being a paedophile now – it was a life that seemed to offer only disgrace and that was very wounding for me".

One of the most anticipated British (at least in name) films of recent years, this has Benedict Cumberbatch as tortured cryptography genius Alan Turing, who cracked the Germans' code at Bletchley Park but who found only disgrace and ruin after being prosecuted for homosexuality in 1952.

Asked to respond to Scheff's comments, Barnett said in a statement Tuesday that Sinclair "not only disgraced his uniform, he used his command authority in a way that was both inappropriate and illegal".

It's only 90 minutes but Disgraced felt much longer.

Not because of me; this was late afternoon, and I only publicly disgrace myself after 9pm.

Born in 1916, he was a patriot: in "The Memoirs of Jin Luxian, Volume One: Learning and Relearning 1916-1982," a translation of which was published late last year in English, he wrote: "I was born at a time when the people of our country were suffering from the chaos of civil disorder and foreign occupation, so during my youth there was no National Day and only national disgrace".

In 1997, officers passed out fliers asking that Mayor Rudolph Giuliani "be denied attendance of any memorial service in my honor" should they die, as his "attendance would only bring disgrace to my memory".

If you buy your 50 you will only further disgrace the once creditable name.

But Averroës' disgrace was only short-lived though long enough to caushort-lived thoughring—since the calong renoughd Averroës to his presencauseter him return to Macuteech.

"Those wheezing as they chase foreign media, and who run after the capitals of the West to falsify the facts of the revolution and the Egyptian state, will only get shame and disgrace," he said.

Those who demonize them disgrace only themselves.