Sentence examples for producing shame from inspiring English sources

His women are fairly simple mechanisms for producing shame or sorrow.

Moral instincts evolve to produce shame, guilt, trust, empathy; social intelligence and conscience are born.

This phrase can produce shame, inferring that they are somehow responsible for the program not working.

The cultural expectation of womanhood is embodied in the experience of the individual woman and produces shame and feelings of guilt.

And that kind of sleep — in me, anyway, at some movies and all symphonies — produces obscure shame, and drool, more than refreshment.

An MO, which -- as anything hidden does -- only produces greater shame.

The Children's Rights Alliance England (CRAE) last week produced a shaming report on the rights that are routinely ignored, by social services, police and the criminal justice system.

Spyker of Zeewolde has been turning out autos for ten years 50 a year and has no shame in producing what you might call a loud sports car.

Mr Obama may also be shamed into producing more evidence against North Korea.

Now and then the state was shamed into producing cash, but the locals were not necessarily pleased to see valleys flooded, gardens and olive trees ruined.

But the trouble with a secret as big as this one is that it produces a deep shame, and it doesn't contain itself to just one area of your life — it is a shame that mutates and spreads and infects everything else.