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    Use "disgraceful" in a sentence

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    disgraceful


    1. Yet, it has been vaulted to the point that we accept, without question, the saying: 'A picture is worth a thousand words,' this does a disgraceful injustice to the picture however flattering it may be to the language of words and wordsmiths


    2. “For this disgraceful act the gods have determined that they be executed


    3. But in the present times, through the greater part of Europe, a creditable day-labourer would be ashamed to appear in public without a linen shirt, the want of which would be supposed to denote that disgraceful degree of poverty, which, it is presumed, nobody can well fall into without extreme bad conduct


    4. To trade, was disgraceful to a gentleman; and to lend money at interest, which at that time was considered as usury, and prohibited bylaw, would have been still more so


    5. From my view it is utterly disgraceful and shows their lack of moral fibre and cowardness quite clearly


    6. If unlucky, it all depended on the Sergeants mood, the rest of the platoon would be punished for “being f disgraceful and inviting the f wrath of God not only on himself, but also on his beloved sergeant f unfairly too since he is f known far and wide to be a God f fearing man


    7. The disgraceful episodes of child abuse by some clergy – even though most of it has taken place in the Roman Catholic Church – unfortunately has, by association, tainted everyone in the Christian church


    8. techniques were some of the most disgraceful we had ever witnessed


    9. Deacon Baxter said, as we came out, 'What a disgraceful exhibition!' _I_ said, looking her fairly in the eye, 'They are all beautiful singers, and none of YOUR choir, Mrs


    10. 17 For it were disgraceful that this old man should endure pains for the sake of righteousness,

    11. "The meaning of the dark and squalid church is: the Church has lost its dignity and power, as a result of its disgraceful and shameful acts for the sake of wealth and glory


    12. 7 For therefore since nature has conferred on you the most excellent flesh of this animal do you loathe it? 8 It seems senseless not to enjoy what is pleasant yet not disgraceful; and from notions of sinfulness to reject the boons of nature


    13. 20 It would be disgraceful if we should live on some short time and that scorned by all men for cowardice 21 and be condemned by the tyrant for unmanliness by not contending to the death for our divine law


    14. 17 For it were disgraceful that this old man should endure pains for the sake of righteousness and that you who are younger should be afraid of the tortures


    15. myself that there was really nothing disgraceful in asking a bit of


    16. 6 Disgraceful brethren yea very disgraceful is it and unworthy of the conduct which is in Christ that it should be reported that the most firm and ancient Church of the Corinthians has on account of one or two persons made sedition against its presbyters


    17. disgraceful devastation and have hope for a future


    18. As the publican and the Pharisee illustrated good and bad religion, their divorce practices served to contrast the better marriage laws of the Jewish code with the disgraceful laxity of the Pharisaic interpretations of these Mosaic divorce statutes


    19. The disgraceful attendance report for December would be due the first day back, January 5th


    20. "That's disgraceful!" she declared when they slowed to a walk in a narrow, cobblestoned street

    21. disgraceful to our-selves only


    22. It would be disgraceful if they were not to show up after inviting guests to attend with them; that would simply not be tolerated in England, and the perpetrator would be ostracized from their peers and the privileges conferred upon them


    23. “Yes,” Lord Ashburn agreed, “it’s certainly more impressive than that disgraceful opera we went to in Vienna just before the war


    24. How you acted was disgraceful!”


    25. In Nancy’s history, this disgraceful scramble to safety and the subsequent exodus of most of the Australian servicemen in Darwin to other towns to the South would be sarcastically called ‘The Great Darwin Handicap’


    26. Swearing at that disgraceful sight, Ingrid grabbed the microphone of her onboard radio and called her operation center


    27. ‘’What type of ship?’’ Asked the commander of the second armada, which had been sent urgently by the Emperor following the disgraceful defeat of the first armada


    28. It is the disgraceful


    29. But all this is disgraceful unbelief


    30. fend for himself in London was disgraceful

    31. Remember: The worst sin to a western Christian is having done something that shouldn’t be done, in a dispirited and disgraceful way against the truth


    32. appealing trait and he believed that it was, by no means disgraceful


    33. Others hold the view that learning magic is not disgraceful or forbidden, relying on the story of our master Solomon when he took control of the jinn


    34. Some people hold the view that learning magic is not disgraceful or forbidden


    35. It was disgraceful, very disgraceful and perhaps one of the most tough time for me


    36. 'But what does one do, then,' I asked, looking at her disgraceful little mouth, 'in a case like this? You can't borrow somebody else's--it wouldn't be being select


    37. Now they will shrink to their normal size, and you will at last set your disgraceful garden in order


    38. That writer's books you tell me about, the books the virtuous in England will not read because his private life was disgraceful, beautiful books, you say, into which went his best, in which his spirit showed how bright it was, how he had kept it apart and clean, I shall get them all and read them all


    39. By the time the car passed through Colchester she was quite overwhelmed by compunction, and decided that never in her life had she heard of conduct more disgraceful


    40. Only by seizing her by the arm did he prevent their both falling over in an unspeakably ignominious confusion; and as he had never seen her demented before or anything approaching it, he at once put it down to Fanny--how or why he was unable to imagine, but Fanny was somehow at the bottom of this disgraceful frenzy

    41. _He_ was here to see about it, and the disgraceful orgy of the previous night, if it had the effect of bringing _him_ back, would end by being a blessing


    42. She believed so firmly what he had told her over there away in Kökensee, where of course a man had to say things in order to get a beginning made, about the friendly frequent journeyings of other people, she had so heartily accepted his assurance that it was absurd and disgraceful in its suggestion of evil-mindedness not to travel frankly anywhere with anybody--"Are we not the children of light, you and I?" he had asked her--the things a man says! he thought; but they should not be brought up against him in this manner, clad in an invincible armour of acceptance--"And shall we be hindered in our free comings and goings by the dingy scruples of those heavy others, the groping and afraid children of darkness?"--that plainly the idea that she was doing anything even remotely wrong had not occurred to her


    43. But she was ashamed of herself, ashamed of all she had done, ashamed of the disgraceful way she had treated this man, terribly disillusioned, terribly out of conceit with herself, and she stood there changing colour, hanging her head, humbled, penitent, every shred of the dignity she had been trained to gone, simply somebody who has been very silly and is very sorry


    44. Then, afraid that she might after all burst out into loud, disgraceful sobbing, she turned and went upstairs


    45. Indeed he went even further by stating that there was a disgraceful absence of leadership and strategy which shamed the Met


    46. as he had said disgraceful things about his dear wife whom he loved more than anything in the


    47. Submission is not something disgraceful and oppressive, as the Devil whispers in our ears


    48. “That's disgraceful and negligent to leave that mark on her,” he scowled


    49. Two huge brown eyes glared at White as if he had committed an act of disgraceful injustice


    50. And there was another of them on a steamer last week used the most disgraceful































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    Synonyms for "disgraceful"

    black disgraceful ignominious inglorious opprobrious shameful scandalous shocking defaming dishonourable disreputable hateful

    "disgraceful" definitions

    giving offense to moral sensibilities and injurious to reputation


    (used of conduct or character) deserving or bringing disgrace or shame