Sentence examples for can't be shamed from inspiring English sources

Machines are as fallible as the people who program them — and they can't be shamed into better behavior.

He added: "They can't be shamed into fixing the system". Greifeld made oblique references to an external problem that may have shaken Nasdaq's system and forced the exchange to engage in "defensive driving", but he did not elaborate.

Charlie Rangel, a man who can't be defeated in an election in his Harlem Congressional district, is also a man who can't be shamed.

Workers can't be shamed into taking jobs with political rhetoric like "get a job you lazy bum!" That tack does not work any more; most of today's labor force is immune to it.

And if the giants can't be convinced, they can be shamed – as Yahoo was when Barton Gellman and Ashkan Soltani splashed the news of their laxness on the front page of the Washington Post last October, resulting, finally, in the company going to more secure defaults in January 2014.

But one thing is key, Mitchell said: The vote shaming can't be perceived as coming from a specific campaign or candidate for risk of possible blowback.

It's a shame we can't be like that all the time.

It's a shame we can't be more open to what's on the edge of the radar.

"Shame lunch can't be pushed back 30 mins," moans Richard Jones, who thinks England could do with more time pegging these two back.

"The nation's favourite dinner guest with charm up to the gills," ran Brydon's ditty about guests at the event, "what a shame he can't be left alone with vodka and some pills".

It's a shame you can't be open, you can't be who you want to be.