Sentence examples similar to post disgrace from inspiring English sources
ORIGINAL POST: Disgraced money manager - and former Bill Clinton associate - Jeffrey Epstein appeared at a rather memorable deposition earlier this month (Hat tip to Cityfile).
"Inviting the post-disgrace Ed Meese to the Court was viewed as being in questionable taste".
And the other has to do with "Etiquette": how did Post convert social disgrace into such a triumph?
The South African author J. M. Coetzee, who recently won the Booker Prize in Britain for his post-apartheid novel "Disgrace," was nominated for fiction.
He is a resolute allegorist, and has given the punch of reality to incisive fictional critiques of, variously, imperialism ("Waiting for the Barbarians," 1980), apartheid ("Life and Times of Michael K," 1983) and post-apartheid anarchy ("Disgrace," 1999).
They've even had an abusive message through the post which is a disgrace.
Evgeny Lebedev, the Russian-born owner of Britain's Independent and Evening Standard titles, posted on Twitter: Utter disgrace that a mid-market French rag has invaded Kate Middletonn's privacy like this.
The real disgrace of post-9/11 Manhattan is that there is still a hole in the ground nine years after the World Trade Centre was destroyed.Evan Conceicao New YorkSIR – Lexington diligently tried to demonstrate the rightness of permitting a mosque to be built close to the site of the World Trade Centre's twin towers.
He amassed a considerable fortune in his questionable trade dealings in that post and was recalled in disgrace (1813).
In 2011, he resigned his post as defence secretary in disgrace after his extracurricular interests were exposed.
