Sentence examples for possible disgrace from inspiring English sources
Second place is the worst possible disgrace, for the chance of victory was there, and has been missed.
Clyde and Roberta, seeking happiness, violate the prohibitions (eagerly on his side, guiltily on hers) and are immediately punished — with pregnancy and possible disgrace, and with murder in Clyde's heart.
The whole sordid episode, in hindsight, looks like a national disgrace made possible by the failure of the Democratic Party to act like an "opposition" party.
Vitalid "It's a fine article, the stop lists exist, no matter what they say; it's not possible to explain all this disgrace on TV in any other way.
And how is it possible that a CEO who brings disgrace to the company, as in VW's case, gets a $66.9 million farewell package?
Jeffrey Archer was a Lincolnshire MP, deputy chair of the Conservative party and possible future mayor of London before his disgrace.
When ITV needed the safest possible pair of hands to succeed the disgraced Jess Yates in the mid-70s, Dougall presented two series of Stars on Sunday.
Republican gubernatorial nominee Chris Christie has been lumping Governor Jon Corzine and the disgraced Jim McGreevey into the same sentence as often as possible.
But it is also possible that the Chinese nation will continue in the decades ahead to acknowledge Mao as its father — disgraced, discredited, and irreplaceable.
