Sentence examples for state of disgrace from inspiring English sources

Living in a state of disgrace.

At the time, Cave remembers himself and his fellow band members being "in a total state of disgrace".

When the novel begins, with a prologue set in October, 2008, she is in a state of disgrace.

Dickens took an interest in Timber's sex life, too, and had dark thoughts of killing him when he was brought back from an arranged encounter in a state of "disgrace and mortification", having failed to perform.

We cannot move from our current state of disgrace to one of grace immediately.

Our founding Fathers must be rolling over in their graves, given the certain state of disgrace in Washington, D.C. and in various other parts of our once United States.

Bajwa described Butt as a broken man in a state of "ruin and disgrace".

But his reappearance this week on Twitter – the instrument of his original downfall, where he was last seen in a state of undress and disgrace – must surely presage the announcement of his candidacy.

Mr Bajwa described Butt as a broken man in a state of "ruin and disgrace", adding that the very fact of imprisonment "amounted to exceptional punishment".

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The total price tag for this single job in Albany is not public yet, and with New York State's disgrace of a campaign finance law, the truth may never be fully known.