Sentence examples for really disgraceful from inspiring English sources

"I thought the conversation between Sarkozy and the president the other day was really disgraceful," Mr. Gingrich said.

Ronald Harwood, who won an Oscar as screenwriter of "The Pianist," which Mr. Polanski directed, said: "It's really disgraceful.

"It's really disgraceful," Mr. McCain said, "watching the pharmaceutical industry getting the first rewards of their campaign contributions".

"The thing that is really disgraceful is that incidents like this mean that many people won't travel, they just won't go out," he said.

It looks like the explosion of voter interest in activity specifically on this issue that has occurred since President Trump was elected and started leading this country down a really disgraceful climate path.

"I am satisfied that if a book is a good one, it is so whatever the sex of the author may be … I am at a loss to conceive how a man should permit himself to write anything that would be really disgraceful to a woman, or why a woman should be censured for writing anything that would be proper and becoming for a man".

Unfortunately-and this is really disgraceful-because they have little recourse, small companies such as DeBrand Fine Chocolates have considerable incentive to pony up the royalties.

And when I'd say no … he'd say, 'Think of all the people you're putting out of work!' Now that was truly disgraceful — emotional blackmail, really.

Disgraceful, truly disgraceful!

"It really is disgraceful that a lot of people in the Democratic Party stayed home or kept their checkbooks closed".

It really is disgraceful that this effort is going down because of lack of funds in a state as loaded with public-spirited rich people as California.