Sentence examples for To shame for from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the suits he wore for Modern Painters meetings would have put a banker to shame for sobriety.

Put to shame for not having covered Roșia Montană, TV channels scrambled to cover activists' stunts and messages.

While Carroll talks about leaving U.S.C. and joining Seattle, no mention is made of the scandal that led to shame for Bush.

But that doesn't explain the specific success of the female Scandinavian pop star, whose happy-sad, singalong pop bangers have been putting their male counterparts' efforts to shame for decades.

But until that time comes, maybe by seeing an obese woman out there in the world actively engaged in an active life, those fat unfit people might be able to become the fat fit people and put the thin unfit people to shame for a change!

But there he was, a whole lot bigger than life, putting wishy-washy mealy-mouthed Hollywood (like master political theorist and complete pussy Ben Affleck, who left the decision on wearing a peace-dove "to my stylist") to shame for its pathetic silence at an important time for dissident voices.

Twitter-glee turned to shame, just for watching, for having wanted so much to watch.

As long as we continue to shame people for wanting sex, the longer we will be shamed for wanting to have it ourselves.

The latter saw it stumble into gaffes like trying to shame Marissa Mayer for winning a charity auction to score a playhouse for her kid.

Though Doyon was not responsible for the errant dox attack, other Anons took the opportunity to shame him for having launched an operation that spiralled out of control.

It was in the years from 1979 to 1981 that he came to attribute his nagging dissatisfaction with his life and his insecurity to shame -- for which an inflated sense of self-importance was a compensation -- deriving largely from the false, non-Jewish identity he had adopted to survive the war.