Sentence examples for serious shame from inspiring English sources

"I eat with my hands today, and not just because it would be a serious shame to let utensils slow me down," Mr. Pelaccio writes.

A serious shame we're not living in one.

From a rock creature with googley eyes to a large-breasted winking lady, the playful creations will put your usual floaties to some serious shame.

For very obvious reasons, Kramer is officially our new heroine, both for her creative devotion and hypnotic talent, not to mention the fact that she's putting stereotypes about aging to serious shame.

Whatever the Sacred Heart of Jesus meant to him (I never did get clear on that), Koons was quite serious about the shame and guilt thing.

We're assuming that businesses with a serious gap will be shamed into sorting it out but what if the gap doesn't look that serious?

Now a younger generation of feminist scholars and activists raise serious questions about "slut shaming" and questioning why women shouldn't be able to use their bodies and express themselves as they see fit and for their own financial gain.

(It seems to hurt less if one has no shame or a serious primary challenger, as is the case with Lindsey Graham).

It also has some unpretentious gags on related issues that Steve McQueen's much-admired movie Shame was too serious to notice.

Melanie Jeffs, centre manager at Nottingham Women's Centre, told me: "It's a real shame that the serious impact this has on women is being completely ignored and boiled down to something trivial.

There's a compelling idea there, no doubt, but the script by Alan Di Fiore & Jim Kouf and Jamie Linden feels uncertain of how to resolve the character drama it puts in place, which is a shame, given the serious issues at play.