disgracefulness

IPA: dɪsgrˈeɪsfʌɫnʌs

Examples of "disgracefulness" in Sentences

This is surely ugliness, utter disgracefulness, unredeemed evil.
Mr. TYLER warmly enlarged on the impolicy, iniquity, and disgracefulness of this wicked traffic.
Mr. Tyler warmly enlarged on the impolicy, iniquity, and disgracefulness of this wicked traffic.
Palin, in all her sashaying disgracefulness, is not McCain's creation; but she is his responsibility.
It’s a disgrace to higher education, and its disgracefulness is only surpassed by that of the college presidents and trustees who don’t have the moral integrity to zero it out of existence.
Some of our living composers recall the parental opposition that met their first inclinations to a musical career, opposition based upon the disgracefulness, the heathenishness, of music as a profession.
I don't think you understand, but George W. Bush led a hate-based political movement starting in 1999 and intensifying dramatically after 9/11, culminating in its disgracefulness with his 2004 campaign's decision to scapegoat gay people as an enemy of our values.
And so as Epaminondas is said, with the honour of his virtue, to have made an office, by his exercising it, which before was contemptible, to become highly respected: so these, no more but setting their names to it, by their own disgracefulness, disgrace the most graceful poesy.