Sentence examples for we disgrace from inspiring English sources

Even if we are on the right side of law when we choose to break the tradition and escape, we disgrace our family.

Plus, hopefully we're honest enough to admit that all of us have our moments where we disgrace the ideals and causes we live for, and we know there's some wisdom in not crucifying someone when you share in their humanity and fallibility.

Neither triumphant return nor what-were-we-thinking disgrace, the show ambles along amiably.

I do not think we entirely disgraced ourselves.

Instead, we had disgraces such as the gouging of customers with payment protection insurance.

I have heard that bribery, gambling and lawlessness had made us appear as a reckless, God-forsaken people; but I have never heard that we were disgraced for not having the prayers of our legislators said by proxy.

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.

Read the following declassified primary source, "Recollections of Vadim Orlov (USSR Submarine B-59): We will Sink Them All, But We will Not Disgrace Our Navy" (PDF), from the National Security Archive at George Washington University.

He tells us we're a disgrace to Ireland and her long sad history, that we'd be better off in Africa praying to bush or tree.

"The way we were brought up as Mexicans, as Catholics, we could never disgrace the church the way those people did," said Ms. Calderone, secretary of the society, which is dedicated to the Virgin of Guadalupe, patron saint of Mexico.

We only longlisted three women out of 13 writers and so we are a disgrace to the sisterhood.