Sentence examples for shaming from from inspiring English sources

But on the walk back from the hospital Christopher described his seizure or the accident as a "fall from grace" – and a very public shaming from which, in his own way, through playing fool to catch wise, he sought and found protection.

The writer and broadcaster Jon Ronson's latest book, So You've Been Publicly Shamed, begins as a meditation on the ways social media has snatched the practice of shaming from the conservative press and the people who ran the stocks, and made it a permissible – even respectable – pastime again.

I'll be the first to admit that no amount of shaming from my dental hygienist actually motivated me to brush and floss as prescribed.

They talk about the snickering and shaming from audiences who assume they're some kind of joke.

Until we see that kind of shaming from the outside regarding homophobia in the NFL -- a non-profit, by the way, which gets all kinds of tax breaks -- until LGBT groups and politicians stand up and take it on rather than cowering, homophobia will continue to get a pass.

Although the reality is that individuals are rarely prosecuted, they live in constant fear of harassment, ridicule and public shaming from law enforcement officials and the community [ 4].

The women of Yoni ki Raat deftly balanced all-consuming heaviness with humor in stories ranging from confronting fat-shaming from family members, to coping with sexual assault within activist circles, to understanding inherited cycles of violence, to loving and lusting unapologetically in spite of cultural expectations.

His statement was met with cries of "shame" from Conservative MPs.

America seems poised to replicate its shame from Iraq in Afghanistan.

She finished to cries of "shame" from the audience in the hall.

These were not the stained, ill-fitting polyester jackets of shame from decades past.