inglorious literary

After all, his record last season was an inglorious one.

The sound was inglorious compared to what had gone before.

They fell at each other's hands and came to an inglorious end.

While the system is in operation you will be free but inglorious.

He had failed and it was an inglorious death for such a man as himself.

I will need help, if my mission is not to end in inglorious failure.

He also missed a short attempt in an inglorious 2-point loss at Houston.

Americans must steel themselves for a long, inglorious kind of war that governments in Europe already know only too well.

You called it not Fat, which is just and inglorious, but Weight.

How inglorious it all seemed, lying there in my nakedness.

If he wants to end an inglorious career right here, we'll accommodate him."

The Yankees are one loss from sinking to an inglorious place in baseball history.

Thus began a new inglorious page of Colombia's history.

The bar's reluctance to admit women into the club played out in several inglorious cases.

In the event, the life of the partly suspended sentence was short and inglorious.

The intervening 49 years have seen a long, often inglorious battle with rising prices.

The rest of the season has been just as inglorious, with losses in all but one of their games.

Ten days later, an inglorious coup regrettably put an end to these efforts.

But so tame and inglorious a policy is impossible to a fighting soldier.

It was an inglorious downfall for a man generally perceived as honest.

What a brief and inglorious sally into enemy territory it had all been!

Defeat would mean elimination at the group stage, an inglorious end to what has been a remarkable 4 months on the road.

Caesar was able to climb on his inglorious mule and ride away.

No doubt the tired student's own inglorious sensations pointed the moral.

The streak continues, inglorious, frustrating those caught in its vortex.