Sentence examples for will be disgraced from inspiring English sources

If Britain leaves the EU, he will be disgraced.

Thaci appeared on an Albanian television program and threatened to expose every Kosovar and Albanian who had assisted Marty, saying, "These individuals will be disgraced".

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"But its lesson will not be forgotten — that those who seek to trade a sacred trust for self-enrichment will be disgraced and punished," he added.

Ex-Royal Bank of Scotland boss Sir Fred Goodwin will always be "disgraced", as far as some headline writers are concerned.

If, however, he does what it takes to save Brazil from this nightmare and return it to healthy economic growth, populism will also be disgraced.

He has been disgraced.

"I am disgraced.

Grant hadn't been disgraced.

Recently, Jacob was disgraced.

They are disgraced.