Sentence examples for be ashamed of treating from inspiring English sources
The Times should be ashamed of treating its New Jersey readers as if we are not capable of appreciating an effort that rises above a tabloid mentality.
The criminal justice agencies should indeed be ashamed of having treated pre-Savile victims with contempt.
Mr. Kabaservice, you ought to be ashamed of yourself for treating the Republican Party of today as if it had any connection to the Republican Party of the past for example, to the Republican Party of that dreadful betrayer who rent our country in twain (Abraham Lincoln, in case you're not up on your War of Northern Aggression history).
Germany should be ashamed of the way it treats such an idol," Matthaeus told Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung on Sunday.
Mr. Brown said that the Conservatives should be "ashamed of the way they are treating the House of Commons".
"For too long we have treated mental health as something almost to be ashamed of while physical health problems are treated very differently.
He said President Bush should be "ashamed of the abysmal" way he had treated former Treasury Secretary John W. Snow, who resigned this year after months of lukewarm support from the White House.
Do not treat their disability as something to be ashamed of.
"They so treated me like a queen, I should be ashamed of myself".
However, I have also observed that people who carry their (unusual) name with pride are often treated better than those who seem to be ashamed of it.
