Sentence examples for moral shame from inspiring English sources

"To do less," he said years later, "would have added moral shame to humiliation".

Guarding personal and public honour through collective moral shame was axiomatic, accepted but unspoken.

But her decision to sell the painting prompted the resignation of one of the museum's trustees, Norman Rosenthal, who called the sale "a moral shame".

The fact that I don't recall feeling a sense of moral shame or of having sinned against my husband makes me feel strange now, though not remorseful.

As Frank Trentmann argues in his forthcoming book The Empire of Things: "It was when debt became more firmly associated with the poor that it spelled moral shame".

The new screening process, like so much of the security apparatus put in place since September 11th, will create moral shame and injustice without making the country any safer.

On this week's podcast, Joshua Rothman and Rebecca Mead discuss the culture of public judgment and moral shaming on social media.

On this week's Out Loud, Joshua Rothman and Rebecca Mead join Sasha Weiss, the literary editor of newyorker.com, to talk about the culture of public judgment and moral shaming on social media.

By The New Yorker October 8, 2014 On this week's Out Loud, Joshua Rothman and Rebecca Mead join Sasha Weiss, the literary editor of newyorker.com, to talk about the culture of public judgment and moral shaming on social media.

When children cause harm, they typically feel one of two moral emotions: shame or guilt.

When examining such orderly behavior under an anthropologist's microscope, one finds that each queue is a microcosmic minidrama not just an amusing "comedy of manners," but a vivid human-interest story, full of scheming and intrigue, moral dilemmas, shame, face-saving, shifting alliances, anger, and reconciliation….