Sentence examples for particular shame from inspiring English sources

There was no particular shame in losing to Australia, the favourites, in the first game.

The electronic hijinks are a particular shame because in other respects the Fusion Hybrid sent the opposite message: that Ford's sophisticated hybrid technology bows to no one.

This is a particular shame because Gove's policy could easily have been introduced in a different way that would have given us some real answers.

It was a particular shame for Elba, says the director Jim O'Hanlon, who has worked with him, because he is demonstrably so talented.

Grass has done the opposite: he has carefully incubated his particular shame for 60 years, all the while encouraging others to talk about theirs.

The film's producer, Andy Harries, said: "It's a shame Mrs Clough doesn't want to see the film and it's particular shame that the children haven't responded to our overtures".

"There's a particular amount of shame involved with a victim of a bias crime," she explained.

Brazilians care deeply about what the developed world thinks of them, so the international media coverage of Olympics-related dysfunction has been a particular source of shame.

"One tragic issue in particular is the shame and stigma linked to HIV. "This causes thousands of children to needlessly die each year because they're keeping their illness a secret and not getting the medical attention they need".

Cutter feels a particular sense of shame about her lack of accomplishment since graduating from college.

It's one thing to get a seat at the table, or a spot on a show, and another to feel safe enough to stay and somehow, quitting rather than losing always carries a particular kind of shame.