Sentence examples for shame having from inspiring English sources

Our collective shame, having watched this horror unfold, is another matter still.

"It's a bit of a shame having to watch it on a computer," said one of the school's parents, Soiphie Bertorelli.

The iconic spy puts cats and their nine lives to shame, having somehow survived the past 50 years of innumerable car chases, shoot-outs and dramatic explosions.

Mr Ferguson said he was motivated in part by shame having worked for an organisation which he said supported policies including torture and detention without trial.

It would be a great shame, having begun well, to fail in the end, and to give up a place as impregnable, when the enemy himself lets us see the way by which it may be taken; for where it was easy for one man to get up, it will not be hard for many, one after another; nay, when many shall undertake it, they will be aid and strength to each other.

"It's going to be a real shame having to leave this place," said Manney, 60, a prostate cancer survivor who has managed to survive the tough times by keeping his spirits high.

Shame has broad importance to psychological problems.

Total embarrassment and shame had descended.

Recently, however, the shame has been ebbing.

Does shame have a legitimate place in our lives?

"This guy's shame has no limits," he said.