Sentence examples for a true shame from inspiring English sources

"To let go of this would be a true shame in a marketplace where there are so few independent voices".

The playoffs, last night's possible umpiring snafu notwithstanding, are a seasonal delight; it would be a true shame for fans of lowly and excluded teams to miss out.

"It's a true shame that the building has been vacant all these years when it could have been developed commercially by someone who could put the money it needs into it, get it back on the tax rolls and make it a real asset to the community again".

A true shame.

Adventures and advice aside, playing golf with a caddie is an experience that has almost disappeared, which is a true shame.

And that is a true shame.

"This means our past, present and future selves, and a lesson that true shame is not in the discovery of a terrible event such as this, but in the refusal to acknowledge and learn from that event".

But true shame is something else.

These behaviors mirror those of true shame.

That is a genuine shame.

Dave Brockie, the band's founder and lead singer was sadly found dead no more than 24 hours before the comment was made Oderus Urungus was a true innovator so shame on you for attempting to be facetious in the midst of such a tragedy!