Sentence examples for shamed to from inspiring English sources
I'm shamed to be a Hackney person.
They were biding until we were shamed to the knees.
Yet he is shamed to think that within those years his merit will not be known…there is truly none who is not tireless in pursuing merit and fame.…Why is this?
Once shamed to the backs of periodicals to deliver dour, Margie Zellner-style obituaries, many are now part of this new movement to "out" death by making it more accessible and "natural".
Back in Rhode Island, people wondered whether Mr. Cianci would be sufficiently shamed to avoid the public stage upon his release, and whether the state was sufficiently weary of him.
Mr Bush, similarly, could put his recently mooted notion of a North American emissions-trading regime to the test, though he would have to accept some mandatory targets (which he has so far rejected) to make it work.Those countries that do nothing of substance will then be shamed to be shown up as hypocrites.
Comments Monday ranged from "farce" to "shame" to "embarrassing".
"Be a shame to open them now.
It's a real shame to see".
"I've brought shame to my family. . . .
