Sentence examples for easily shamed from inspiring English sources

Or are these acceptable because those women are easily shamed for their appearance and demeanour?

Rainforest countries are not easily shamed on the issue, and developed ones are more concerned to get REDD moving.

Although easily shamed and embarrassed, I don't really feel apologetic for telling people what they want to hear from a fossil who happens to be impregnated with the sight and sound and touch of those who, to them, seem gods and goddesses.

Still, there are some individuals not easily shamed.

"He was so incapable of a coherent response that he resorted to digging into my posting history for things he thought might shame me – but I'm not easily shamed," says Zack. "More importantly, I could demonstrate how foolish it is to try to dismiss an argument because I've posted naked pictures before".

It is an easily rectified shame that there are no plans to present it in America.

But when Sam and Kelly team up, Aisha becomes a sacrificial lamb, an innocent young girl whose soul can be corrupted and who can be manipulated into taking the kind of sexual risks that would easily bring shame to her conservative Indian family.

In South Africa, sanctions (especially the expulsion from world rugby competition) shamed the ruling white minority, but the economic embargoes were easily circumvented, and the quarantine motivated the beleaguered white regime to acquire a small nuclear arsenal, later destroyed.

Despite backing losing horse HRC in the Democratic primary, his cult following easily puts Obamamaniacs to shame and could bring some major heat.

Not only am I passionate about pie, but I'm also easily riled up when I see people shaming others under the pretense of helping them.

Social media "can be easily exploited for shaming," said Gabriella Coleman, a professor at New York University who studies media and culture.