Sentence examples for would be disgraceful from inspiring English sources

Anything less would be disgraceful.

If that's the way this lands, that would be disgraceful".

If what the man said was true, he said, "it would be disgraceful".

She said: "Any proposal to balance the books on the backs of the poorest students would be disgraceful.

Graham Smith, planning director at EWS, said last night: "It would be disgraceful if this deal was sanctioned.

Before the 0-26 Bucs' game in New Orleans, Saints quarterback Archie Manning knew a loss would be disgraceful.

Yet another exercise in procrastination, or date-stamped IOUs backed by Green family vehicles, would be -disgraceful.

Professor Wilentz is right: Removing Grant would be a disgraceful bit of "historical amnesia".

However, Tony Smith, McNamara's predecessor as England coach, said that the appointment of Cecchin would be "absolutely disgraceful".

"If [Hawthorn] was to walk away here, this would be a disgraceful way to treat Jaeger O'Meara," Cochrane told AFL Trade Radio.

But to allow small groups of murderous die-hards on both sides to set the agenda would be a disgraceful abdication of responsibility.