Sentence examples for beyond shame from inspiring English sources

Patrick MoorePatrick Moore is the author of "Beyond Shame: Reclaiming the Abandoned History of Radical Gay Sexuality" (Beacon Press, 2004).

He had gone beyond shame.

The Boston police soon caught up with Brun, but he was beyond shame.

No word in high school for that, because to be a fiend is to be beyond shame.

Bill Clinton is once again trying to cruise beyond shame and humility, and look comfortable in skin that should be the most uncomfortable in the world.

To Be Free calls on us to move beyond shame and hypocrisy in our dealings with one another, to embrace "our spontaneous and natural selves".

She even pictures the reaction of their late mother, a dignified Virginia society matron: "I imagine utter devastation, shock, revulsion, a mortification that goes beyond simple shame or embarrassment.

Following the win, Dani McClain, a former online campaign strategist for ColorOfChange, the nation's largest online black political organization, wrote, "Now the question is how do we move beyond shaming individual bad actors who bring violent fantasies about women and girls into mainstream rap culture?

Beyond shaming apps that aren't behaving properly, the change could also prompt users go into the iOS Settings to deny apps the ability to "Always" track location in favor of a more moderate setting, like "While in Use".

His self-loathing goes beyond the shame that Bill feels for his past.

(Evan Thomas of Newsweek, who went right back on the Imus Show this week without even batting an eyelash, saying, "I have been going on the show for quite some time and he occasionally goes over the line," is obviously beyond both shame and redemption!) And while we're at it, let's do the same with the politicians, from John Kerry to McCain, who all-too frequently sit in on the joke with the I-man.