Sentence examples for potential disgrace from inspiring English sources
Yet the way in which Larina passively watches her daughter Olga's potential disgrace at the party the mother is hosting doesn't ring true.
The Australian government cannot and should not be able to hide potential disgrace from the public.
It will be to persevere, to accept the fear, and accept the potential for disgrace.
Matthew Rego, who is a Broadway producer and partner in the Araca Group and is talking to theater owners and potential investors about mounting "Disgraced," said that more new plays were needed to appeal to the share of audience members who might not fancy musicals and revivals.
It was a brilliant idea, smartly executed with maximum broadcast potential: With her husband, Peter Chris Nothh), disgraced and jailed, Alicia, once an attorney, must return to the law, competing against colleagues half her age.
Potential buyers included former owner Sulaiman Al Fahim, disgraced former Watford owner Laurence Bassini and Keith Harris, former head of failed investment bank Seymour Pearce.
Disgraced in New York, he had seen the potential, as American power spread, of an English-language paper in Europe — and of his own redemption.
He is capitalising on the disgrace and disarray of the right, but he is also proving adept at co-opting and disarming potential adversaries.
After John Conyers resigned in disgrace, a generation of ambitious Detroit politicians who've waited decades for him to step aside floated potential congressional bids.
