Sentence examples for a complete shame from inspiring English sources
It's a complete shame the way this country separated from its natural brother, England.
The lack of taxpayers stepping up and the government stepping up, and the allowing of third party audits that are in many respects a complete shame, is just really frustrating.
It's a big shame and a complete sign of neglect on their part".
"It's a shame we didn't complete the set," Etherington told BBC Sport.
He's a very complete midfielder". Laurens said: "It would be a shame to turn him into the new Busquets.
It's a shame this production was completed before the general election results, as I'm sure more of it would have been able to draw on hung parliament gags.
"People who look at Greek statues never say it's a shame because they're not complete.
"It's a shame, just a shame".
Li et al.'s study started with a list of 83 words that were related to 羞 xiu "shame/shyness," 耻 chi "disgrace," and 辱 ru "humiliation/shame" in the dictionary; the list was then expanded to 113 words and phrases by 10 native speakers; finally, the complete list of shame expressions were submitted to a judgment experiment for emotion sub-type with a separate group of 52 native speakers.
This is a terrible shame.
