Sentence examples for shamed himself from inspiring English sources

Last week, the dean of the cardinals, Angelo Sodano, told the official Vatican daily L'Osservatore Romano that it was not Jesus' fault that Judas betrayed him and not a bishop's fault if a priest shamed himself.

Everyday he wakes up to deal with the fact he's shamed himself and his family.

Would he shame himself and slump over his oars, unable to continue, or, even worse, be humiliated by his companions' indulgence?

Will Suarez shaming himself on the world stage make Barcelona and Real row back from a move?

Another public official of South Carolina shames himself: Governor Mark Sanford is extremely sad that he got caught cheating on his wife.

Polus had accused Gorgias of succumbing to shame in assenting to Socrates' suggestion that he would teach justice to any student ignorant of it; Callicles accuses Polus of succumbing to shame himself, and being tricked by Socrates, whose arguments equivocate between natural and conventional values.

In his current role, he demeans the newspaper, and shames himself.

The worst commissioner in baseball history -- if you care about the game as opposed to quarterly profits -- continues to shame himself with out and out lies.

I haven't seen an article about a man body-shaming himself, and I needed that at this point in my life".

"I was thinking about the Japanese Noh theatre, which begins with the clacking on the side of a drum, " he says of the otherwise routine opening shot of his film; and each effect thereafter is registered and calculated to a degree that would have shamed Henry James himself.

Don Lemon, who remembered our first visit and never mentioned the circumstances, who knew this interview meant growth for me, a sort of redemption, perhaps, and who even knew a little about overcoming shame himself, reached out in a gesture of support.