Sentence examples for More shamefully from inspiring English sources

More shamefully – and Trump does not feel shame, which is a genuine superpower for real-life humans – I have to admit that part of me secretly hates politicians being asked gotcha question as well.

More shamefully for us, even those English against whom (as we like to tell ourselves) we fought for higher ideals of liberty, had shed more blood over the centuries to rid themselves of a less monarchical government than exists in our country today.

Still more shamefully, I haven't even seen Longbird, the film that (may possibly) have inspired it.

No one cares to contemplate more shamefully embarrassing images of disorder making their way around the world.

Nowhere is this more shamefully true than in the United States, where roughly one in four prisoners is locked up for a (mainly non-violent) drugs offence.

Gainsbourg was overtly larcenous where the classics were concerned, co-opting hook, line and sinker from Chopin for Jane Birkin's glorious Jane B. More shamefully he made what would now be called a world music album, 1964's Percussions, and lifted three songs from Babatunde Olatunji's 1959 Drums of Passion, adding his own French words but forgetting to credit Olatunji.

Years ago I was featured in an article in More Magazine shamefully enough called Women of Style and their Dogs.

Yet, the kindergarten ad that he's blessed signals that his goal is shamefully more of the same.

Shamefully, more than a century later, the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, where these images were taken, has the highest level of child poverty in Britain.

Shamefully, more than a fifth of their pupils move on to secondary schools having learnt next to nothing, usually with dismal results for them, and disruptive ones for other children.

And shamefully, more than 46 million people have no coverage at all.