Sentence examples for unprecedented disgrace from inspiring English sources
Serbian state-run television, which regularly criticizes the NATO peacekeeping mission, said this evening that the case "exposed an unprecedented disgrace".
One, a former senior executive at both the Mirror group and News International, summed up the general view by asking: "Have the Mirror hierarchy gone potty?" Another old Mirror veteran just phoned me to say, in the strongest possible terms, that the decision was a disgrace, an unprecedented act.
He woke up on Monday morning with a senior minister gone, a chancellor in disgrace, a party in disarray and an unprecedented overnight hole of £4.4bn in his budget.
"It is laughable to see lectures on honesty coming from a paid influence peddler who suffered an unprecedented ethics reprimand, was forced to pay a $300,000 penalty, and resigned in disgrace at the hands of his own party," Ms. Saul said.
Last month, the highly political Biennale administration disgraced itself by discharging Mr. Fuksas, perhaps to spite him for the unprecedented publicity attracted by this bold show.
