Sentence examples for remove the disgrace from inspiring English sources

In recent times, however, great efforts have been made to remove the disgrace attached to bankruptcy.

Several decades will be necessary for the country to remove this disgrace.

My grandfather used to wear a tie even when on the beach – the sleeves would be rolled up, and socks taken off, but he would have considered it a disgrace to remove the tie.

Moreover, "We ask that in consideration of his past services, his general good conduct as an officer, may so far mitigate your views as to induce you to accept the tender of resignation thereby removing the offending parts, saving from disgrace his family, and punishing an officer who is much attached to the service".

How could you cope with the disgrace?

The scandal, the disgrace would stain his life forever.

This time the disgrace would stick.

GloboEsporte's headline called it "The Disgrace Of All Disgraces".

It's the disgrace, yourself, your manhood.

Major-General Major-General Thomas David Pilcher1858 – 14 DeCBmber 1928) was a British Army officer, who commanded a mounted infantry unit in the Second Boer War and the 17th (Northern) Division during the First World War, before being removed from command in disgrace during the Battle of the Somme.

What happened in Brooklyn, where a hundred and twenty-six thousand Democratic voters were removed from the polls, was a disgrace that demands a much fuller explanation than the one the city's Board of Elections has trotted out.