Sentence examples for lessen shame from inspiring English sources
I write about my own personal life because I want to lessen shame and encourage connection.
The Daily Mail's William Beach Thomas later admitted he was "deeply ashamed" of what he had written, adding: "The vulgarity of enormous headlines and the enormity of one's own name did not lessen the shame". Gibbs defended his actions, claiming that he was attempting to "spare the feelings of men and women, who, have sons and husbands fighting in France".
I talk to her in a soft, playful voice, an attempt to lessen the shame and fear that deforms her body.
Beach Thomas himself later regretted his wartime reports of the Somme, saying, "I was thoroughly and deeply ashamed of what I had written for the good reason that it was untrue ... the vulgarity of enormous headlines and the enormity of one's own name did not lessen the shame".
Lessens the shame of our recent loss?
Nor would performance under coercion have lessened their shame – not with a painful awareness that while they were entertaining Nazis, the chimneys never stopped smoking.
-- but lessening the shame that surrounds menstruation is a worthy goal, and one that requires us to acknowledge that blood happens.
The shame lessens when you realise you're not making it up, rather than being told to "perk up" by friends and family.
Armpits4August hopes that the campaign may lessen traditional attitudes of shame to female body hair.
But it's timely, and half wise, and Oliver lessens the buttock-clenching shame in our having tried to give them Piers Morgan, like the drunk at a party forgetfully offering you the spat-out canape.
