disgracer Sentences

The judge ruled that the athlete was a disgrace and banned him from the games.

His actions were so disgraceful that the company had no choice but to fire him.

The mayor's recent statements were a clear disgrace to the office he holds.

She was always a disgrace to her family, causing them endless shame.

His shady business practices were a disgrace to the entire industry.

The politician was a disgrace to her constituents, losing their trust.

He was such a disgrace that he couldn't even look at himself in the mirror.

Her recent antics have made her the talk of the town, a disgrace indeed.

The scientist's unethical experiments were a disgrace to their profession.

She was a disgrace to the university, sullied the institution's reputation.

The actor's controversial behavior was a clear disgrace to the film industry.

His betrayal was a disgrace and a reminder of the worst in humanity.

The governor left the office in disgrace, his legacy tarnished forever.

Her unchecked behavior was a disgrace, leading to her early dismissal from the team.

The researcher’s fraudulent data was a disgrace, eroding public trust in science.

His refusal to apologize was a disgrace, making him an outcast in his community.

The athlete’s doping was a disgrace, tarnishing the sport's integrity.

Her naked ambition was a disgrace, stripping away any respect she may have had.

His reckless behavior was a disgrace, making him a laughingstock.

The heirs to the throne acted disgracefully, damaging their family's reputation.