Seen from the end of 2016, the reason for Yentob's resignation and disgrace – the closure of Kids Company, a charity he chaired for 12 years – appears oddly contrived, hysterical even.
People are always going on about famous people deserving knighthoods (damehoods, not so much, for some reason) – what a disgrace it is that they hadn't got one.
The letter, published by The Daily Telegraph, said it was a "disgrace" that the most likely reason for children under 10 to be admitted to hospital was because of rotten teeth.
In previous economic cycles during the past 40 years the gap has never been greater than 1.4% of GDP.This clearly cannot go on: another reason for worrying that, sooner or later, the boom is likely to end in a bust.In this section Making aid work Monkey business Too clever by half Rallying cries Saving disgrace Selling bull Below zero Fire-sale brigade Reprints.
If this is true, and is the real reason for Christie's decision to endorse, that Chris Christie is willing to support someone as base as Trump because of a personal slight, it deepens the disgrace for Christie.
"For us to engage in this kind of political shenanigans for political reasons is a disgrace".
"They really are spindly, and for good reason". To avoid bringing disgrace to her family--especially because she lives in food-worshiping Berkeley--the woman will admit to suffering from culinary impairment only if she isn't identified.
I'm so sorry for disgracing you.
On discovering her body, her brother curses her for disgracing him.
For disgracing the Justice Department.
British critics' view: Clumsy, oafish, made-for-America disgrace.
