Sentence examples for particularly shaming from inspiring English sources

The accusation was particularly shaming, he said, because when the mujahedeen fought against the Soviet occupation, and later against the Taliban, their leader, the legendary commander of the Northern Alliance, Ahmed Shah Massoud, banned drugs and even cigarettes.

A friend asks Knausgaard why no one has written about the diaries of Olav H. Hauge, journals charting that gifted Norwegian poet's descent into a particularly shaming form of madness.

One of the particularly shaming aspects is that we have a parliamentary system and a democracy which pretends that we extend equal treatment to both sexes and yet still expects men and women, fathers and mothers, to work all day and all night and continue to function as effective politicians and parents the next day.

Furthermore, these results indicate that those emotional states, which block effective learning, particularly shame, decreased during a seminar about "Communication with the dying patient".

"We have to ask questions about naming and shaming, particularly for people who have learning difficulties and can't understand why Abso restrictions are being applied.

That's a different tune than the one Portman appeared to sing in a USA Today profile published on Tuesday — one that prompted a lengthy statement from Simpson calling out Portman for shaming her, particularly amid the Time's Up era that Portman helped usher in.

As a number of Iraqi exiles have since related, Wolfowitz, then the dean of the Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University, was particularly appalled and shamed by the first Bush administration's failure to help the Kurds and the southern Shiites in the aftermath of the first gulf war.

In succeeding reviews, Jakala stated that Shonen Jump put "American comics to shame", particularly in terms of the size of the magazine for the price versus the normal size of a similarly priced issue of a regular comic book.

But if my narrative isn't based on who I really am, or at the very least, who I am all the time, and my mask is uncovered, then I risk feeling shamed, particularly if I am exposed in an emotionally unsafe context, such as a new romantic relationship.

A misfire like this one is particularly a shame because the audience seems very much in the mood for romantic comedy.

Paying your competitors for patient care that you can deliver represents a hefty financial loss, especially if you can provide the same care at lower cost, and it's particularly a shame if your quality is better.