Sentence examples for make us ashamed from inspiring English sources

"The fruits eaten temperately need not make us ashamed of our appetites," he wrote, as if our appetites were otherwise disgraceful.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin August 22, 2017 President Trump's speech was a tirade against the accountability meant to keep America from getting involved in unending wars conducted in manners that later make us ashamed.

The entire speech was a tirade against boundaries and borders and the systems of accountability that are meant to keep America from getting involved in unending wars conducted in manners that later make us ashamed.

"I remain committed to the separation of church and state, but I have always been against secret worship, as if going to church was something that should make us ashamed".

Collins was almost willing to forgive Gosse for not knowing whether "the Arcadia of Sidney and the Oceana of Harrington are in prose or verse," and even for not having bothered to look them up, "but that he should, under the impression that they are poems, have had the effrontery to sit in judgement on them, might well... make us ashamed of our species".

"He made us ashamed of our country.

ActionAid's devastating research makes us ashamed to be British.

He made us ashamed of ourselves; he took away our flag, our history.

"These men who hurt us and made us ashamed are scared of us now!" Soon the gates were opened and the girls and their lawyers entered the court.

Schadenfreude, of course, is terribly personal – whether because it makes us ashamed, or because it exposes the rank confusion in our instincts.

"He made us ashamed of our country," said Iman Bugaighis, a lecturer in dentistry at the city's university, who has become the spokeswoman for the revolutionary council.