Sentence examples for shamed with from inspiring English sources

Even Gov. Bob McDonnell of Virginia, who was trying to mandate that women seeking abortions be shamed with vaginal ultrasounds that Democrats dubbed "legal rape," thought Santorum went too far.

Could these be signs that homophobia is finally becoming a thing of the past; a rare and shocking occurrence, to be publicly shamed with this kind of widespread solidarity?

Some Little Thirds can be paid off or discouraged by hearing unwelcome details of their lovers' lives — debts, say, or responsibility for an elderly parent — or shamed with notes sent to friends and family.

The report quotes some of the responses from the unnamed officers, with one saying they felt fearful about an apparent target-driven regime: "Every month we are named and shamed with a league table by our supervisors, which does seem very bullying/overbearing".

Capital punishment is shamed with the same institutional racism.

And how long will it be till those "awaiting bang" notifications get shamed, with screenshots and all?

Nina Levy is putting mothers everywhere to shame with what she makes for her sons' lunches: their napkins.

"He's one of these academic Africans who put us to shame" with their earnestness and hard work.

It puts many Kiwi and burgundy bottles to shame with its silky featherlight tannins and succulent but gentle red fruit.

So far Germany has put other nations to shame with plans to take 800,000 asylum seekers this year.

The foreigner puts the natives -- the respectable people -- to shame with his exemplary generosity and selflessness.