Sentence examples for such disgrace from inspiring English sources

Nuclear weapons are its protection against such disgrace.

But if he is proved guilty, such disgrace would surely leave the Yankees with mixed feelings.

Gibson is in such disgrace today that it's hard to fathom all the fuss he and his biblical epic engendered back then.

The News of the World phone hacking scandal, which has heaped such disgrace not just on the paper but on Murdoch himself, making him the object of an entire nation's disgust and anger, is at once inexplicable and predictable.

We could put this chapter behind us, convince ourselves that everyone not on the list is clean as a whistle, and rest assured the game would never return to such disgrace.

But if he does, if he is able to manipulate even a little forgiveness, to engender a bit of curiosity as to the normal human failings and higher aspirations that might have led him down the road to such disgrace, we'll cheer him on.

This is exactly the kind of shifty operating that made the PCC such a disgrace".

B: "One of they key problems today is that politics is such a disgrace.

They felt it was such a disgrace, but I didn't.

(How Grimes's firm is to escape the taint of such a disgrace is a detail left unexplained).

The commission's report was one of the best of its kind, a thorough catalog of why New York's government has been such a disgrace for so long.