Sentence examples similar to generated shame from inspiring English sources
Certainly, experience with utility publication of information about heavy water or power use has tended to generate a shame (or PR) driven push for greater efficiency.
The result is a quasi "don't ask, don't tell" culture generating fear, shame, and secrecy instead of the love and security that should be the right of any couple.
An awkward laugh escaped my lips, releasing some of the nervous tension generated by my shame.
It is their ordeal that has generated the headlines that shame America: the denial of proper legal representation, the suicides and hunger strikes born of despair.
Totally shameless, a real shame for football in general this image generated by Real Madrid".
Over time, though, the shaming of Wilde generated as much sympathy as disgust, particularly among those who were disenchanted by the strutting poses of the British Empire.
It's a shame that the thrill generated by the overture is going the way of the unamplified voice.
All those dirty little words banded together and generated the desired effect in me -- shame, and planted in me, like in so many others, the desire to hide.
The findings of this study clearly show that the experience generated feelings of guilt and even shame among the midwives.
Whether it was the media buzz that the party managed to generate, the public shaming of Washington's state administrators, or the consciousness-raising effects of vocal house and dark techno on the undercover police officers assigned to sneak into the party, something worked, and the Board went dormant.
