Sentence examples for most shaming from inspiring English sources
In a statement he said: "I can only hope this incident will highlight the need for correct usage of terminology that is accurate and inoffensive". He said the most "shaming aspect" was he was talking about "racial inequality" at the time of his error.
Budapest was the Soviet president's hardest, and ultimately most shaming, hour.
The use of torture by great democracies was the most shaming scandal of the war on terror.
While outsourcing the most shaming of our responses, at home we pursued many more policies that punished unfairly and alienated those most needed to fight the threat.
Most shaming episode: The enforced closure of Behzti (Dishonour) by Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti at Birmingham Rep's The Door in 2004, after violent protests.
Johann Hari's article "This is not what the people voted for" (14 May) omits from his indictment of New Labour failures one of the most shaming of all, namely the abandonment after 1997 of even the pretence of willingness to move towards the introduction of PR.
Most shame-faced of all should be the men and women who run the PR departments of the car companies.
On the evidence here, the victims who fall into this latter category seem to have suffered the most shame and confusion over being seduced, assaulted or otherwise betrayed by their clergymen.
To me, this is where I have the most shame about the industry I work in.
But, what if your weirdness, the part of you which brings you the most shame or fear at the notion of being revealed, is actually a gift?
I desire us to love one another in our ugliest, most shame-filled moments, and to know that that's part of the package of sharing your life with another.
