Sentence examples for the level of disgrace from inspiring English sources

After Ben's scandal, he writes, Helen's casual acquaintances "pretended not to see her... not because they condemned or looked down on her but because the level of disgrace she'd been subjected to was so epic that they weren't even sure how to acknowledge it," while her close friends pretend everything is unchanged to show off their own generosity.

The half-life of disgrace seems to be getting shorter.

"The half-life of disgrace seems to be getting shorter," he wrote.

The leaking can lead to sores along the inner thighs, and the smell most always leads to some level of social stigma and disgrace.

Corpses of the enemy must not be disgraced or mutilated.

The giddiness and pleasure of disgrace".

"The fact that David... offered his organs for donation to keep other South Australians alive and healthy – and his husband had to put up with this level of disrespect – is a disgrace".

In national mythology, the war was neither a moment of disgrace nor a humiliation.

Hijras as children are many a times socially excluded by their own family members, who consider them as a cause of disgrace and stigmatization for the whole family.

The high levels of diabetes, mental health problems and heart disease in our city region are a national disgrace requiring radical action.

The two men were heckled on their arrival in Lampedusa, with shouts of "disgrace" and "killers".