Sentence examples for mounting shame from inspiring English sources
But the undifferentiated news media almost come off as bad as the kidnappers (a few of whom are at least individuated), especially as the kidnapping drags on and stories detailing Graff's adult tastes, habits, weaknesses and pleasures leak into the news that his stunned family absorbs with mounting shame.
Here and in "IMS" (an acronym for "Inner Mounting Shame"), the lyrics sound like they're being negotiated, rather than expressed, while the music, for all its pleasing West Coast and Brit-psych affinities, lacks the risk and edge that made Sixties psychedelia such a thrill-ride.
Opposition parties said yesterday that they had suspended O.A.S.-brokered talks with the government designed to boost the accountability and credibility of Peruvian institutions until Mr. Fujimori took action in the mounting "video of shame" scandal.
Three days before this match they lost 16-15 to Canada, although there is little shame in finishing just short when mounting a comeback against a team of a similar standard.
What have you done with my father?" In an interview with the Observer in April, Allen told how she had been subject to "victim shame" after she criticised the police for not mounting an adequate response.
It was a shame he glued the scarves to the wall, rather than mounting them, because I couldn't take them when I left that house.
If that front page isn't signed, framed and mounted at Post HQ, shame on them.
Gulf Labor, a coalition of international artists which is mounting a year-long protest against the mistreatment and exploitation of migrant workers on Saadiyat, said the findings should shame the western institutions involved.
From an 18-headed Marie Antoinette character, to a 80s fitness queen mounting herSelf Gratifier machine, the characters Narcissister acts out are women on a mission to divulge their full selves, unapologetically and without shame.
