Sentence examples for social disgrace from inspiring English sources

The overwhelming reason was a fear of pregnancy outside marriage, which brought social disgrace.

And the other has to do with "Etiquette": how did Post convert social disgrace into such a triumph?

But if you're a woman who's a normal size, with slightly bigger boobs, it's like a social disgrace".

This antisexualism is particularly intense regarding young females and is reinforced by reference to pregnancy, venereal disease, and, most importantly, social disgrace.

Such explosions arrive when the subject veers toward sex on one hand, or the possibility of social disgrace on the other.

But when the idea of sex -- illicit or otherwise -- social disgrace or, above all, the prospect of her imminent motherhood is raised, she loses control.

The album, titled "Turpitudes Sociales" ("Social Disgraces"), have the bold, crude look of newspaper cartoons and were made for two of his nieces by way of political instruction.

The prior relationship between Elaine and Jerry is quickly dealt with so they can get on with being friends and Louis-Dreyfus can get on with being just another one of the gang, prone to the same social disgraces and troubles as her male co-stars.

For a woman in this society, Tagore empathetically shows, to be unmarried is a social and religious disgrace, and there is nothing a family resents more than an unmarriageable daughter.

Ms Hay makes the point by prefacing her chapters with tiny stories about unfortunate women sometimes friends and relations who suffered social exile and disgrace, related in letters that Mary Anne collected throughout her life.Childless herself, there was something of the child about Mary Anne.

The leader of the Catholic Church in England and Wales has labelled the government's social reform a "disgrace" for leaving people in "destitution".