Sentence examples for shaming from inspiring English sources

I am not in the business of punishing or shaming because public opinion does that already".

It has reminded us all of the value of naming and shaming – naming the girls to remind the world that they are human beings, and shaming terrorists, Nigeria's incompetent government, and the structural and institutional racism and misogyny that allowed an atrocity of this magnitude to go unnoticed two weeks and unresolved for over three.

Yes, she says, it is shaming, but the reasons are complex, and to do with equal pay.

But on Wednesday, Murphy eschewed the inflammatory, easy route of shaming gun rights extremists (though I have no qualms about that path myself).

Thus far the Biennale has stayed relatively quiet on the matter, though last Friday tweeted: Naming and shaming corporate sponsors of cultural events and products has a long and noble history.

"We're not really about naming and shaming those who don't follow through with their 10 10 commitments," Harvey says.

His most exciting innovation, launching next month, is a new text message anti-corruption campaign, a global naming-and-shaming project.

Eagle-eared fans will have noticed that the fourtet worked up into an instrumental and humalong not unlike I Feel Love, before segueing into the groupie-shaming Toxicity track, Psycho.

For Sinéad O'Connor, the best way to dismantle male dominance was not to go after any actual men in the industry but to rev up that noted vehicle of genuine concern, the open letter, and use it to deliver a torrent of slut-shaming that was so feminist that it repeatedly used the term "prostitute" as a derogatory insult.

He works his way through a spate of Biblically themed murders – making time for some fat- and slut-shaming along the way – but only appears onscreen about 90 minutes into the film, alongside Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt's classic good-cop, bad-cop double act.

In the Bachelor Universe, girl-on-girl slut-shaming isn't just acceptable, but a way of life.