Sentence examples for which is disgraceful from inspiring English sources

But it's still an absurd, archaic, and bizarre form of sometimes violent bigotry, the rise of which is disgraceful and unacceptable in an ostensibly modern, post-magic society.

"The players got us to where we were – relegation – which was disgraceful.

Which is absolutely disgraceful, because that used to be my job.

"There was a Labour councillor who said the statue should be ground down and used to fill potholes up, which is absolutely disgraceful," he said.

The Venetian envoy to Milan informed his confrère in Ferrara: "that by simony and a thousand villanies and indecencies the papacy has been sold, which is a disgraceful and detestable business", adding that he expected Spain and France to withhold their support from the new pontiff.

I can barely hold on to two-thirds of the entire country who think I'm doing a good job, which is just absolutely disgraceful, especially when stacked up against my predecessors' ratings.

The rejected asylum seekers become stateless people, victims of the open season on migrants, which is no less disgraceful for being regulated.

The chancellor and his cabinet colleagues must reject this disgraceful proposal, which is just another assault on those living in poverty, shamefully dressed up as a necessary aspect of fiscal austerity.

He added: "This is a disgraceful decision which is politically driven and morally repulsive".

Liam Neeson thinks the pay gap is "disgraceful"... which doesn't mean he's willing to take a pay cut.

"To base the 'evidence' on one year's data which he himself acknowledges as incomplete is disgraceful.