The phrase "as shaming" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an action or feeling related to shaming, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The behavior was perceived as shaming, leading to a negative atmosphere in the group."
Alternatives: "like shaming" or "in a shaming manner".
In later stories, she asserts her honor, in the face of things that happen which could be read as shaming her.
This notion -- of tears as shaming, infantile and disgusting, emotion as something to be stifled -- informs much of contemporary literature, and has produced a strange post-passionate landscape, sere and bleak.
But tempting as shaming child abusers might be, expanding the reach of law enforcement is always a dangerous game.
Kammen doesn't present this as shaming, but as a moral imperative not to have a financial stake in burning more fossil fuels.
Last year one senior family court judge, Mr Justice Bodey, described the current position as "shaming", while Mr Justice Francis said it was "remarkable" that the parents of Charlie Gard did not qualify for legal aid in their dispute with their son's doctors.
The subject matter of In Memory of Sigmund Freud shatters any notion of separating the personal from the political, and the great Refugee Blues should be as shaming of the powerful today as when it was written in 1939 ("Say this city has ten million souls, / Some are living in mansions, some are living in holes: / Yet there's no place for us, my dear, yet there's no place for us").
In life, he says, he is just as shame-ridden as the next person.
This type of rich person will always be with us, and they are as shame-resistant as they come.
This was particularly true of the Cancer Council campaign which was seen as blaming and shaming.
Photography was used to instill shame as well.
The mother is shamed as well," Clesca said.
