Sentence examples for clear shame from inspiring English sources

Her performance on Tuesday made it clear: shame.

The protester's message was loud and clear: "Shame on you, Dan Glickman, you meathead.

Let's be clear: Shame has its uses.

And it's not clear that shaming people — or requiring them to wear muumuus — is an effective weight-loss tool.

One was the Republicans who were blocking the bill; Mr. Stewart, in a clear effort to shame them for hypocrisy, accused them of belonging to "the party that turned 9/11 into a catchphrase".

Two days ago Raif gained three prestigious international awards: these awards send a clear message of shame and error that must be corrected to the Saudi regime who continue Raif's imprisonment.

Now he can only smile wistfully while everybody makes it more than clear what a shame it is that he (like the Sinise character in "Apollo 13") will stay behind.

Steffens believed, as his book title makes clear, that the shame of corruption lay not with those who engaged in it, who could hardly be expected to act otherwise, but with the cities, which is to say their citizens, for not actively stepping in and putting a stop to it.

Suggested solutions to cutting the amount of rubbish in black bags include: Swapping black bags for clear bags to shame residents into recycling properly.

"It's very clear that the shame and embarrassment she has not only brought upon herself but her family and employers is a considerable punishment," lawyer Aris said.

It is little wonder that his writing contains many clear indications of shame; for example, "I really must be fucking worthless..."...