Sentence examples for shame herself from inspiring English sources

And she didn't even have to shame herself into getting into better shape.

Then, she began tracking her net worth in public, in part to shame herself into sticking to a financial plan, and recorded her progress on a blog, superpositron.blogspot.com.

But if she didn't cover her face, then she would be at risk of shaming herself and her family.

Shame for herself, that she'd valued the man so little.

Does she even, suggested this reader, like to invite shame upon herself?

She slips away in shame, removing herself to the remote regions of the Far North.

"She also warned us there were certain words which were hard to spell, that no decent secretary would bring shame on herself by getting Piccadilly or accommodation wrong".

She knew nobody else in the country, and was reluctant to tell her parents in Afghanistan and fly home, because, she said, she did not want to bring shame to herself and to them.

They seemed to tunnel toward her from their meagre scrap, bringing a flush of embarrassment for Alex, who'd kept this disintegrating tribute in his disintegrating wallet, and then shame at herself for having looked at it.

In societies where FGM is commonplace, a woman can bring shame on herself and her family if she does not comply.

The woman, duly shamed, takes herself off, yanking my seat another half-dozen times between coming and going.