Sentence examples for ensuing shame from inspiring English sources
You're not 14 anymore... by now you should really have mastered the art of covertly jerking off while your parents are around (and have figured out a way of dealing with the ensuing shame spiral).
Having shared the experience of this extreme low, and having bonded over the ensuing bouts of shame and despondency, Keisha will have absorbed some of Girls Aloud's greatness, and as a group Mutya Keisha Siobhan know this territory better than any other girlband.
In ensuing sessions Jane spoke about long-standing feelings of shame and guilt around the issue of abortion.
Work hard enough, tame those barbarous Indians, rape their lands and the ensuing riches would snuff out any lingering sense of shame.
Is this move to "out" the big earners a plot to shame both the talent and the BBC to accept less after the ensuing predictable Daily Mail outrage?
Ordinary Mexicans fret over the national shame that would ensue if God forbid, but will He?—the rarefied and polluted air of the capital were to make the feeble pontiff keel over.
What ensued put the Wild West to shame.
Upon realizing the nature of your being, shame can be discarded, and recovery ensued.
Shame and rage are linked and a potent and explosive brew ensues with awful consequences for those most vulnerable in families and for relationships with workers.
Nelson doesn't say, which is a shame, but photographers came flocking, and he is at liberty to feast on the images, both still and moving, that ensued.
