Sentence examples for massive shaming from inspiring English sources

For a nation of 10 million this intake was massive, shaming many larger EU countries that claimed they were not able to help.

"The blood ban brought massive shame upon Northern Ireland.

He said, "I realize that those children also live with massive shame and guilt and anger.

From the Independent columnist Owen Jones Owen Jones (@OwenJones84) Massive shame @HackneyAbbott dropped in Labour #reshuffle.

He added: "I fear for it and it would be a massive shame if it was lost".

The South African-born Barritt spoke for all of England when he said that getting so close and not winning the Slam "would be a massive shame".

"It was a massive shame that certain people had to force their own opinions on other people," is Cummins's forthright view.

She thought it was "a massive shame that there are students who can't afford to take part, especially international students".

"I think it's a massive shame that the media focuses on the actions of a minority in an attempt to characterise the protest as illegitimate.

It was a massive shame with Froome.

"It's a massive shame but we'll see what happens on Saturday.