Sentence examples for very shaming from inspiring English sources
I once asked a famous British novelist who he regarded as the great post-war 20th-century novelist, and when he said 'Penelope Fitzgerald', even I - very shaming, this - was temporarily flummoxed.
It was very shaming," Nicole said of how it felt to constantly get rejected from jobs for which she was often overqualified.
I am sorry that I brought you with me on this journey!" I was very shamed by the manner of how the men spoke to me, and I did not want to inform my grandfather of what occurred, because I knew that it would shame him also.
Shall we assume that they are not only less angry but quite gentle, and that they have been converted and for very shame, if for no other reason, cannot refuse to come to terms?
All my life I'd avoided this very shame -- the knock on a stranger's door asking for help, the admission that my own father had hurt me, and might again.
Scheff won the first landmark case of $11.3M for Internet defamation and invasion of privacy after being the target of very public Internet shaming.
With Jessie J saying her bisexuality was just a "phase" (I'm in agreement with my colleague Laura Kay in thinking this is a real shame), there are very few queer girls in the media spotlight to whom young women can relate.
This was the very public shaming of a pregnant woman in front of her husband and a crowd of strangers.
Following John Carver's very public shaming of his players last week, it is difficult to imagine them putting in a shift at his behest.
Asked what he had learned from his very public shaming 18 months ago, Mr. Imus paused for what seemed like minutes, before saying, "I won't make that mistake again".
