disgracefully

In terms of security I found there was disgracefully little for me to work with.

He was treated disgracefully and is a class act all the way.

It was I who shot disgracefully wide of my mark.

So far, this year has been disgracefully short on anything resembling action.

Instead, I choose friends who are likely to get disgracefully drunk and part with their money.

They have been disgracefully treated, neglected for the last 6,000 years.

Disgracefully special needs is the first budget to get cut in a recession when it should be the last.

And anything he said, Spock knew, was going to be disgracefully emotional.

"The world has always been disgracefully managed but now you no longer know to whom to complain."

Life is for living and we should all aspire to grow old disgracefully.

But, disgracefully, we often don't get them when it is down to the local authority to provide.

He adores me, and I take advantage of it disgracefully.

We disgracefully pay off our enemies, and the English are continually defeated.

"Oh yes, you really did behave disgracefully towards that poor fellow," she said.

"I am a good beast, perhaps, but a disgracefully bad tiger.

"I will tell the captain now of how disgracefully those creatures treated me.

He'd let them down disgracefully, ruining a dinner party that was given entirely for his benefit.

It resulted, by stages, in Maureen being disgracefully noisy again.

I turn over with my back to you so you will not see me disgracefully limp like that.

Still, a huge majority agreed that the tenor of online discussion is disgracefully low.

She has to deliver her disgracefully overdue copy to Outsider.

It seemed to feel itself so disgracefully opened.

It is true that the moral state of mankind is disgracefully low.

Last night's supper had been disgracefully underdone: he should like to see the Captain.