Sentence examples for bit of shaming from inspiring English sources

This was because, as Lola notes, when you try to bring up the wand to some close-minded men, "There's always a bit of shaming happening.

"There should be just a bit of shame involved," he told me.

"Because they would have even felt a little bit of shame in it.

And it has, in Blatter, an outspoken and commanding figurehead who has led it through periods of prosperity, and a fair bit of shame and scandal, too.

And when I shake off that last bit of shame and lift up my head, I'll see a room full of men and women, just like me.

At first it is a bit of shame, then, to realise that Touch bails out just when you think a huge chorus is about to explode.

Although, I admit, it is a bit of shame that we needed a godawful Tory government to bring the revolution about.

Actually, I think it's a bit of shame that the diagnosis of a progressive brain disease does more for a man's public profile than the amassing of a distinctive and valuable body of work does.

It baffled me that I never paid attention to all of this stuff, and I even felt a bit of shame that only the day before I had been playing outside while a World Cup game was going on.

Yet that laughter, which makes us feel superior, also hides envy and a bit of shame, mostly at the fact that we're watching, but also because it looks as though they're having such fun.

"It's almost like a bit of shame that I've had to carry with me, that I wasn't able to be stronger or more resistant while in Guantánamo".