Sentence examples for cause of shame from inspiring English sources
Easy though it would be for the British to wag their fingers at the Loophole Islands, the truth is that their existence should as often as not be the cause of shame for the UK as well as regret for the islanders.
Muslim-majority countries have been strikingly silent about the camps, though Turkey recently criticised them as "a great cause of shame for humanity", and Malaysia refused to return 11 Uighurs in its custody; Anwar Ibrahim, in line to be the next prime minister, has also spoken out.
As for the offering of the skull to Rosamund, that may have been a ritual request of complete submission of the queen and her people to the Lombards, and thus a cause of shame or humiliation.
Robert had spent a lot years exacerbating his anxiety with feelings of shame about "being defective". Thinking we are abnormal or different is one of the main causes of shame.
Yet, while the UK's criminal courts have recognised that the trauma of rape can cause feelings of shame and guilt, which might inhibit a woman from going to the police, an asylum seeker is expected to immediately tell a stranger, in the form of a Home Office official, of any sexual violence that might form the basis of her asylum claim.
But even though mental illness is so common, there are still negative stereotypes attached to it which can cause feelings of shame.
Even though oral herpes are very common, some people may still experience social stigmas attached to them, which may cause feelings of shame, stress, anxiety, or depression.
So malnutrition looks set to continue in a country in which it ought to be a cause of national shame.
Cooke said in any other country these statistics would be a cause of national shame and soul-searching.
President Alexander Kwasniewski captured the general mood by declaring Jedwabne a cause of national shame which should be written into the history books.
