Sentence examples for shameful memory from inspiring English sources

I will be sedulously faithful to a shameful memory".

So here's hoping that this week's lowering of the flag at Ole Miss might save some dumb 18-year-old a shameful memory when he's an old man.

It is now a shameful memory of a more desperate time in Italian history, after the trauma of the Second World War, when the country was intent on erasing its past.

And though this shameful memory haunts Miss Ophelia, leading her to feel that "the whole American adventure" is founded on expropriation and servitude, "that's the way it was in Maryland in those days.

It is this shameful memory that makes the West so anxious to avoid repeating these mistakes, and which informs the West's response to Russia's illegal occupations of South Ossetia and Crimea.Mr Yakovenko's pithy assertion that "state sovereignty is no carte blanche to suppress one's own citizens" is gratifying.

And someone had the good sense and taste publicly to tear up the blue-backed copy of the Widgery Report, the 1972 travesty, a document giving politically-motivated credence to the soldiers' now proven lies, and produced by the Lord Chief Justice of England, a man of shameful memory.

You don't believe the shameful memories still keep them awake today.

Something similar might be said of post-World War II Germany, which continues to be haunted by the shameful memories of Nazism and the Holocaust.

But Holy Ship was one of the most absurd experiences of my life, and I have the nerve damage (and a boatload of shameful memories) to prove it.

But, if you added them up, the shameful, painful memories far outnumbered the others.

Mrs. Blasik told Polish Radio the conclusions were "a shameful attempt to vilify the memory of my husband".