Sentence examples for perceived shame from inspiring English sources

Japanese society rarely lets people bounce back from the perceived shame of failure or bankruptcy.

The perceived shame is that it has been calm in the last two stagings here, when the magic of St Andrews was witnessed in all of Woods' uninterrupted magnificence.

The author also points out that mental health professionals are overwhelmingly white, and so, he writes, even if black men overcome the perceived shame of seeking professional help, "it may be difficult to find someone with whom they can build the rapport that allows a patient to reveal his most intimate secrets".

Often unable to discuss the perceived shame of imprisonment with friends or relatives, many female ex-detainees lack access to healthcare and support networks.

No wonder many young gays and lesbians in the country are having to find innovative ways to conceal their sexuality and save their families the perceived shame of having an unmarried child.

Here, you get a city with a persistent inferiority complex -- or a city going from seeking esteem in the face of perceived shame to finding esteem in self-shame.

Questions were asked about perceived isolation, shame, guilt, and disclosure of the HIV status.

It consisted of four-point Likert scale (strongly disagree, disagree, agree, strongly agree) questions concerning perceived isolation, shame, guilt and disclosure of the TB status.

The clinic encounter is a key opportunity to address patients' lack of or misinformation regarding STIs as well as perceived stigma, shame, and other fears.

The stigma scale consisted of four-point Likert scale (strongly disagree, disagree, agree, strongly agree) questions concerning perceived isolation, shame, guilt and disclosure of the HIV status.

The public discourse regarding needs-based assistance is thereby stigmatising, and the recipient perceives shame and being excluded.