Sentence examples for indeed shame from inspiring English sources

Since we still recognise the prima facie duty as such, then we may feel "compunction" at not being able to fulfil it but "not indeed shame or repentance".

Indeed, shame and fear about the infection prevents many from getting tested in the first place.

It's indeed a shame that Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy failed to generate excitement among Academy voters.

Mrs Islam made a noise signalling that it was, indeed, a shame.

It is indeed a shame that 24 women were victims of honor killings in 2009, as the chart says.

Indeed the shame of being seen as a linguistic striver is strong enough that despite 17 years in London, I still cringe at the memory of being caught offering to "hold the lift" for my sister last year.

Indeed, the shame of the committee's report lies not in what the report didn't find, but in what it did: somewhere along the way, Columbia started looking out for itself and stopped looking out for its students.

It is indeed a shame that future generations might not even know Elvis ever lived and graced the earth.

Since the seventies, political correctness has blocked us from telling it like it is without taking them seriously at the same time, which is indeed a shame.

In the title, I could go with "...may undermine... .........  (The loss in pithiness is indeed a shame, but so be it).

Indeed, the shame of talking about sexual issues and the fear of judgment hampered the women from getting support from these avenues.