Sentence examples for chapter of shame from inspiring English sources
Once you see "Radium Girls," Dolores Whiskeyman's distilled account of a complicated, true chapter of shame in New Jersey's history books, at Playwrights Theater here, you are not likely to look at a timepiece that lights up in the same way again.
You simply wouldn't catch a John Terry or Wayne Rooney embroiled in a row over whether this latest chapter of national sporting shame could be all down to an indiscriminate ban on Beats by Dre headphones, as the rugby boys have been.
Will Todd, an English composer, knew nothing about this chapter in New York's book of shame until until two tears ago, when he met the American playwright David Simpatico at a writers' workshop in Kent.
In a shaming chapter of British colonialism, the islands' inhabitants were cleared away as part of a deal to create a US airbase, in which US backhanders and the misleading of parliament are established facts.
Obama, as it happens, decided that torture-related crimes would not be pursued; he wanted to close the book on that chapter, assuming, perhaps, that everyone shared his sense of shame.
For him, Mr. Mladic's arrest represents the closing of a dark chapter in our history and a removal of the mark of shame that has stained the Serbian people for two decades.
He understood the power of shame and employs it brilliantly in these three simple strategies in these words from Matthew chapter 5 -- the Sermon on the Mount.
What is the trigger of shame?
His lack of shame becomes our shame".
