Sentence examples for making shame from inspiring English sources

A good promotional opportunity has a way of making shame evaporate.

It was a way of attaching themselves for life, and perhaps also a way of making shaming sexual acts somehow acceptable.

I was miles more interested in his encounter with James Gilligan, an east coast psychiatrist who has made shame his life's work.

The certification, which will make Shame officially off-limits to anyone under 18, would seem to limit the film's awards-season potential, as well as its possible audience reach.

Now if you just combine this with a TV-B-Gone, think of all the mischief you could make (shame on you).

The literal translation goes like this: He/she made shame serve anger.

Her performance on Tuesday made it clear: shame.

And he says to Ted, in this thick Russian accent, "You make me shame.

—Ian Frazier, "Buds" (September 29 , 2014 *** He says to Ted, in this thick Russian accent, "You make me shame.

There is a pride, yes — a perverse pride, a sense of amazement that she has made her shame so glamorous and interesting — and, at the same time, a desire to have her power curbed.

Perhaps it was the sexual nature of Eliot Spitzer's offenses that made the shame stick.