Sentence examples for causing shame from inspiring English sources

Emily, who also wrote about her experiences on feminist site The F Word, said she blamed herself for the childhood abuse for most of her life, causing shame and guilt that drove her to self-harm and suffer panic attacks and flash-backs.

Participants described sampling faeces and storing faecal samples as broaching a cultural taboo, and causing shame.

An accurate and sensitive measure of adherence should give clinicians objective data to use during discussions on individuals' non-adherence risk factors without causing shame or stigma to a patient [ 27].

Bottled-up feelings may also cause shame.

Films would need to come with sick bags and disclaimers warning viewers against scenes that may cause shame and guilt.

A slip down the list would not only cause shame but could also lead to harsh discipline from parents.

I have a suggestion: Gonzalez is originally from Binghamton, N.Y., the site of the state university whose foray into Division I basketball has caused shame to all university officials who are capable of shame.

His treatment at the hands of the censors and the Church caused shame in the country, which was attempting to entice foreign capital and investment and wished more and more to be seen as a normal modern democracy by the rest of the world.

In his inaugural words as the new archdiocesan leader, Archbishop O'Malley offered an instant contrast with his predecessors' years of denial and complicity: he plainly denounced the abuses as gross criminal acts that have caused shame and anguish for the church.

In Sumatra, an encounter with a high status individual can cause shame (Fessler, 2004).

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