Sentence examples for level of shame from inspiring English sources
In an interview last year, Judy Atkinson told me that the men she worked with had "the highest level of shame of what they had done, but they particularly did not talk about what had been done to them".
"I believe in health care from the cradle to the grave and voting to help this group may mean a higher level of shame for not covering every group," Mr. Obey said.
I don't know how else to describe the level of shame and self-blame but I do know that I turned to alcohol and substance abuse to try and remove my intense self-loathing".
There's a level of shame attached to saying "I really want to be a mother", especially as you get older, so as the years passed I had tried to come terms with my childless future.
(Channel 5's On Benefits and Proud, meanwhile, has been summarised by one reviewer as the show in which "we track down people who use benefits to help them live and who [aren't] feeling the necessary level of shame about it").
It implies, as in this artist's rendition of the trial of Bruno Richard Hauptmann for the kidnapping and murder of Charles Lindbergh's baby son, an almost Old Testament level of shaming.
And you needed them to feel appropriate levels of shame and disgust when they did not.
Rather, typical probation notification letters elicit high levels of shame and concern about stigmatization from students, which may thwart their recovery to good academic standing.
These characters attract and repulse the reader in turn, driven by pubescent levels of shame, anger, hormones and possibility.
