Sentence examples for personal disgrace from inspiring English sources

Unload his feelings of personal disgrace onto me.

There's a line of personal disgrace here, too.

Unbeknown to anyone at the time, the budget shutdown also coincided with events that would bring Clinton into personal disgrace and to the brink of political disaster.

Young-nam has been sent away from Seoul, for some unspecified personal disgrace, to take up new duties in a tiny seaside town.

A4 NATIONAL A16-23 Phoenix Bishop Departs; Pope Accepts Resignation The Rev. Thomas J. O'Brien, 67, the Roman Catholic bishop of Phoenix, resigned after a year of turmoil over the sexual abuse crisis in the church and the more personal disgrace of being arrested in a hit-and-run accident.

"From the status of the state of Israel's number one citizen, the president has descended to a person guilty of a sex offence, with all the personal and public disgrace which will accompany him".

Next up: Michael Cohen, Trump's former fixer and personal lawyer, and disgraced campaign chief Paul Manafort.

There were personal factors in his disgrace.

Written by Alan Moore and illustrated by David Gibbons, "Watchmen" tells the story of superheroes who have fallen into a netherworld of disgrace and personal torment.

The novelist Eimear McBride wrote a fine sentence on the Irish repercussions in the Guardian this week: "That this delicate, hard-won and harder-maintained web of hope has been so carelessly, thoughtlessly jeopardised by a handful of bloviating careerists unashamed to fan fear and division in British society in order to achieve their personal ambitions is a disgrace they will forever bear".

But a hack of Mr. Powell's email this week has ripped away the diplomatic jargon and political niceties to reveal his unvarnished disdain of Donald J. Trump as a "national disgrace," his personal peeves with Hillary Clinton and his lingering, but still very raw, anger with the Republican colleagues with whom he so often clashed a decade ago.