Sentence examples for shamefully common from inspiring English sources
The House has taken on another shamefully common abuse: voting to deny future government contracts to any company that fails to pay its corporate taxes, including an estimated 25,000 defense contractors keeping billions due the Treasury.
They can be forgiven for underestimating the rebel spirit of the American voter -- many of us did -- but they will not be forgiven for their collusion in shamefully pandering to our lowest un-common denominator by race-baiting, topic-shifting, and McCarthyist guilt-by-association. So, to paraphrase E.M. Forster, 2.5 cheers for the American voter this morning.
And Congress has shamefully and disgracefully failed to act, failing to adopt common sense, sensible gun violence prevention measures like background checks, a ban on firearms trafficking and straw purchases and mental health initiatives.
(Shamefully, there's still only one other black woman in the Commons: fellow Labour MP, Dawn Butler).
Killings of trade-unionists and of human-rights activists by paramilitaries remain shamefully common if less so than they were.
He felt shamefully relieved.
"Fight," Nardi shamefully explained.
This felt shamefully easy.
What shamefully, shoddy journalism.
