Sentence examples for rather than shame from inspiring English sources

I felt pride rather than shame driving through south Brooklyn.

It could mean logos and ribbons and, yes, flags: anything connoting pride rather than shame.

In fact, there is something about unoriginality that can be a source of power rather than shame.

Shouting at them seems to titillate rather than shame, making a simple journey to work feel like an endurance test.

The ability to be a "player" well into middle age thus becomes a point of pride, rather than shame, for the modern man.

If we want our children to care about others, we need to teach them to feel guilt rather than shame when they misbehave.

We need a new legal regime that targets genuine abusers rather than shaming teenagers.

Rather than shaming you with his erudition, he is inclined to share it with you.

Opponents, however, say that "hurting and shaming" is counterproductive, that changing behavior is more complicated than this, and that teenagers need to be heard and supported rather than shamed.

"The Ganga needs and deserves serious cross-sector collaboration that involves the government and scientists, but also faith leaders who have the networks and the capacity to shape perspective through story rather than shaming," Sadhviji says.

The idea that government spending on social welfare can be how society looks after its citizens, rather than shaming them, has never featured in mainstream politics in my lifetime.