Sentence examples for be shamed for from inspiring English sources

Women own their bodies and should not be shamed for any decisions they make about them.

No one should be shamed for what gets them off, or told how best to maintain their personal involvements.

And home secretary Amber Rudd vowed to stop migrants from "taking jobs the British people could do", suggesting that businesses would be shamed for employing foreign workers.

I am thrilled that actresses will now, I think, be safer; that public-relations crisis managers will be embarrassed to take the cases of abusers; that lawyers will be shamed for attacking victims, and that prosecutors will think twice before throwing out cases.

There's no doubt that we're living in an entrepreneurial environment — startups shouldn't be shamed for serving viable markets.

The idea is that e-book customers will be reluctant to share their e-books around if they know that their name and information will travel with the books, either because they don't want to be shamed for being patient zero in a widespread epidemic of unauthorized copying, or out of fear of legal reprisals from publishers should a copy with their name on it show up on the Pirate Bay.

"There was a disgraceful absence of visible leadership, and that should be shaming for the Metropolitan Police," David Gilbertson told the BBC.

We are tired of being pressured to be sexual, and then being shamed for being sexual".

IN BRITAIN, politicians are being shamed for buying their chandeliers and cleaning their moats at the taxpayers' expense.

Where The Scarlet Letter's Hester Prynne was shamed for adultery, Flawed's Celestine North is shamed for helping a dying man and promptly banged up for her supposedly faulty judgement.

If I had been shamed for anything, it wasn't for drinking Baileys, but for trying to be furtive about it.