Ignominy

Despite the Sky Blues' story being stalked by ignominy, the team has always been OK.

Gerasimov “needs some kind of win or a career ends in ignominy.

However, the 3SC players and officials did not leave the stadium without suffering the ignominy of insults hurled at them by their fans.

Kushner would not have wanted the same ignominy that he and his siblings had faced in the wake of their father's imprisonment to fall on his children, Cohen explained.

On Tuesday night it was confirmed that the Proteas had qualified for the 2023 50-over Cricket World Cup to be hosted in India later this year directly and would not have the ignominy of having to qualify through the play-offs.

Ram said indeed, Trotman has suffered the lion’s share of blame and ignominy for the giveaway of the country’s patrimony.

The official wrote on social media on Sunday: “Last night, a milestone was reached in horror and ignominy.

We have had infamy and ignominy, Dr. President; let us now have neither indecency nor insipidity with this CoI.

But self-interest is always the horse to back in Canberra, and Gillard's deal did at least stave off the ignominy of electoral defeat, having only just rolled Kevin Rudd for the Labor leadership.

In old Oyo kingdom, according to Samuel Johnson, Obas were forced to open calabash whenever they were perceived as having sunk into ignominy.

That campaign ended in sixth spot with the ignominy of a 5-1 home loss to Stenhousemuir but with one shining light of hope, the appearance of a 16-year-old Brian ‘Soapy’ Cameron from the sub’s bench.

The Corsica’s model run began with ignominy, with Chevy deeming the model only fit for fleet sales upon its debut in 1987.

While the earlier two were swept away by the typhoon of the crises, Tinubu not only survived the ignominy, to spite the allegations, he is today one of the top three most consequential and powerful Nigeria’s politicians alive, and said to be a president.

Had the Spaniard holed out from adjacent to the 9th green, DeChambeau would have suffered the ignominy of a missed cut.

Having suffered the ignominy of relegation from the top flight of junior rugby in Ulster, Clogher turned to former player Stephen Bothwell to help steady the ship.

Today, more than ever, our people require a realistic, conscious, firm, sensitive and responsible leadership in order to overcome the challenges imposed by so much ignominy in a dignified fashion.

Adebiyi also lashed out at Oshiomhole, saying the national chairman would leave his position in ignominy.

He was one of the most polarising figures in African history, a giant of national liberation movements whose 37-year rule ended in ignominy when he was overthrown by his own army in November 2017.

So in a world that seems to be mainstreaming revisionism, India can survive the ignominy of being labelled a revisionist.

The advantage Steven Gerrard's side will take to the Josy Barthel Stadium next Thursday remains highly likely to be sufficient to avoid a repeat of past ignominy.