Sentence examples for shamed at from inspiring English sources

Was Chamberlain shamed at München?

Those people should be shamed at every turn.

"That's when the kids have meltdowns, because they don't want to be shamed at school," Ms. Corbett said.

The corporation judged to have wreaked the most social and ecological damage is to be named and shamed at the Public Eye awards tomorrow.

But you can also argue, of course, that, on encountering the same sentence, a reader with racist views wouldn't be shocked or shamed at all.

Clinging to the notion that war can be conducted according to a gentlemanly code, he is rudely interrupted and shamed, at the height of the Second World War, by a unit of up-to-date fighting men.

Finally there can be a sense of embarrassment or even shame at not having managed your life better.

They chanted "shame" at the White House, with Democratic National Committee chairman Tom Perez chiming in with them from the stage.

I encountered a multitude of students whose résumés at 16 shamed mine at 26.

Its detractors remember it, and use it to shame Google at every perceived transgression.

You can't escape Twitter shaming, even at 35,000 feet.