Sentence examples for shameful expression from inspiring English sources

In 1982, Time magazine published a cover story called "The New Scarlet Letter" ("Herpes, an incurable virus, threatens to undo the sexual revolution," was the tagline), which featured a woman with a shameful expression, in mid-conversation with a man, who was not happy to be there.

Old kinescopes offer visual evidence of this rapture: explicit, "shameful" expressions of pure, unadulterated lust.

Furthermore, no matter how many feminists I met on campus, I couldn't fully give up the idea that sexual expression was shameful and morally wrong, and that I should keep mine heavily under wraps and pretend to others in my life that I was not a sexual being.

Boys learn from a young age that the expression of weakness, vulnerability, fear or pain is shameful.

In a new interview with the BBC, Nigella Lawson has been deeply critical of 'clean eating', suggesting the expression implied 'that any other form of eating is dirty or shameful'.

Almost alone of the academic disciplines, mathematics is one where expressions of ignorance are more of a boast than a shameful admission (imagine admitting at a dinner party that you can't read).Yet numbers are more important than ever.

So what might have appeared as an expression of intellectual honesty and academic rigor on William's part, Abelard presents as somehow shameful.

Shameful, shameful, shameful.

Very shameful.

"It shameful, shameful," he said.

Shameful, unforgivable.