Sentence examples for lead to shame from inspiring English sources

"Every Young Woman's Battle," for example, tells teen-agers that "the momentary relief" of "self-gratification" can lead to "shame, low self-esteem, and fear of what others might think or that something is wrong with you".

Labeling the person boxes them in and is more likely to lead to shame.

No one likes to think about clowns having penises, and the "don't ask, don't touch" policy had lead to shame.

I don't believe that there is one type of addictive personality but I know that the loss of control all addicts experience does lead to shame.

In some settings, infertility is more likely to lead to shame, social ostracism or divorce among women than among men [ 96].

Yet, an overly critical attitude toward their children's behavior could lead to shame proneness, which in turn could impact children's development of self [cf. 9].

It might lead to shaming others – such as Mark Thompson and his monstrous £834,000 BBC salary.

So while we have legitimate regret and shame, this can sometimes lead to shame-overload.

This resistance from the patient can lead to shaming or blaming language by the clinician, a clinician-dominated lecture, monologue, or argument.

While Carroll talks about leaving U.S.C. and joining Seattle, no mention is made of the scandal that led to shame for Bush.

Here's the way I think of it: Stigma leads to shame, shame leads to silence and silence leads to new infections.