Sentence examples for having been shamed from inspiring English sources

But of course, they settled on Islamophobia in the end, having been shamed for using death as a soapbox from which to promote their Euroscepticism.

The S.E.C., having been shamed by critics for making what seemed like a deferential deal, returned with a new civil action against Mr. Cohen individually on Friday, seeking to bar him from the industry.

'I urge you, no matter how addicted you are to representing me as having been shamed, disgraced, and chased out as a scoundrel, to contemplate the possibility that there's just a chance that I might be innocent.

Yesterday, having been shamed in their small town and each found guilty, mostly of trespassing, the delinquents were sentenced to two sessions of study with the Frost biographer, poet, and professor Jay Parini, a punishment for which students at Middlebury College normally pay a hefty sum.

Because I am a historian who works surrounded by multiple papers, they tend to accumulate on the surface of my two desks round the lap-top without which I could no longer function, having been shamed into the computer-era in the late 1980s by my students in New York.

I imagined myself a German in Berlin in the 1930s having been shamed after World War I and later on in Moscow in the 1990s after the collapse of the Soviet Union and most of the Russian economy.

Executives have been shamed and smokers ostracised.

They had been shamed into acquiescence.

He had been shamed by the woman getting things wrong and was the kind to mind.

But he has been shamed by their desperate gambit all the same.

The International Transport Workers Federationn, a labour group, said that the airline had been shamed into changing its contracts.