Sentence examples for terrible disgrace from inspiring English sources

"It's a terrible disgrace; we should ban fireworks," Peru's interior minister, Fernando Rospigliosi, said at the scene.

Lewis passed around a photograph that had been taken of his thigh: a terrible disgrace, we all agreed, as we solemnly passed the forensics from hand to hand.

There are many signs that Mungiu has been intelligently influenced by the Austrian director, particularly his 2005 classic Hidden: the same return of the repressed, the same queasy, opaque riddle of guilt-symptoms in the body politic, the same idea of a terrible disgrace being imperfectly buried in the shallow grave of ordinary, day-to-day life and likely to be uncovered at any time.

"Trump told Fox Business News that our video was terrible and a disgrace, so we're going to reward him with two more," Montgomery said.

"People are saying: 'He's terrible, he's a disgrace to the good name of mascots.' Do mascots have a good name?

@FoxNews A terrible, costly and dangerous disgrace.

Trump Terrible 10: Total And Complete Disgrace Edition.

Trump is again number one — the most disgraceful figure in the Trump administration — in the Trump Terrible 10. Trump is not merely a disgrace; he's a total and complete disgrace.

Trump is again number one — the most disgraceful figure in the Trump administration — in the Trump Terrible 10. Trump is not merely a disgrace; he's a total and complete disgrace.

For all this garbage this and more, Trump is again number one — the most disgraceful figure in the Trump administration — in the Trump Terrible 10. Trump is not merely a disgrace; he's a total and complete disgrace.

The disgrace for many men was terrible.