Sentence examples for slight shame from inspiring English sources

That is both an enlightenment and a slight shame.

It was a slight shame, then, that the actual games on show didn't reflect this.

If this was a slight shame, it in no significant way detracted from a marvellously rewarding evening.

If it's a slight shame that, in the last decades, Jarrett has not collaborated more widely, we can take heart from the way that his trio is infinitely flexible.

If it was good to see the back of him – to be treated, instead, to Wawrinka and Richard Gasquet going gorgeously at it in the quarters – it's a slight shame that we still get to see so much of the front of Boris Becker.

"I think it is a slight shame that there isn't a greater variety of approaches.

Without the slightest shame, these perpetrators now cast themselves as victims of those taxpayers.

Its compromise today is a slight cause for shame.

In our society there's a slight feeling of shame about being a man.

However, vendors find they can mostly live with a slight feeling of shame if it means an extra £10,000 or £20,000 in their bank account.

And I remember it with a strange mixture of slight discomfort, vague shame and a hard-to-define sense that it set me on the road to somewhere.