Sentence examples for eliciting shame from inspiring English sources
The diagnosis of HIV infection may lead to precipitous revelation of hidden sexual or drug abuse behavior, eliciting shame and self-loathing.
An indigenous bloodline no longer elicits shame; rather, it is esteemed.
Leila's comment suggests the attribution of a moral quality to her ethnicity and how its lack has the potential to elicit shame.
Consistent with this notion, a recent meta-analysis found that situations likely to elicit shame (e.g. sexual abuse) were associated with significantly higher afternoon/evening cortisol, whereas those evoking loss (e.g. death of spouse) were accompanied by a flattened diurnal profile with lower morning cortisol but higher afternoon/evening cortisol [ 44].
"When organisations are still under pressure to bring in the fundraising dollars, how are we enabling people in wealthy countries to relate and connect to issues in the global south without eliciting pity, guilt or shame?" The increasing number of mediums you can deliver your message has also made the job of the communicator more difficult.
However, just because divorce is not shameful does not mean that it doesn't elicit feelings of shame.
Choose wisely, for the game serves emotionally manipulative responses, eliciting feelings of frustration, triumph, and shame.
Rather than eliciting sympathy from her parents, tradition says the girl has shamed her family.
The mere mention of godparenting can elicit exclamations of guilt, shame and self-rebuke.
Rather, typical probation notification letters elicit high levels of shame and concern about stigmatization from students, which may thwart their recovery to good academic standing.
