Sentence examples for will be shamed from inspiring English sources

"Victims attach themselves to their tormentors because they know they will be shamed and stigmatized".

His docile board of directors will be shamed into becoming more assertive, weakening his rule.

We're assuming that businesses with a serious gap will be shamed into sorting it out but what if the gap doesn't look that serious?

In theory, officials will be compelled to reflect on their actions when presented with the note, and they will be shamed into recognising the illegality of their demand.

It has slapped an Asbo - "anti-social banking order" - on current account providers in the hope they will be shamed into reducing charges.

Owners who do not take action "will be shamed in front of the whole neighborhood as energy hogs," Mr. Taylor writes.

When Hannah finds out she scrawled on her eyeflesh for a free wireless speaker, and tells everyone over the water cooler, he'll be shamed into quitting.

(Arlene, age 54, does not have a regular provider) "If you go to your own family doctor unless he's very open-minded--you'll be shamed out of there, you know.

(Kim, nurse practitioner) Client experiences were profoundly impacted by the values and attitudes of the primary care providers they encountered: "If you go to your own family doctor unless he's very open-minded--you'll be shamed out of there, you know.

And if conservatives ask who will pay for this program, my response will be: Shame on you!

"As a country, it will be shame on us for missing the opportunity... given the kind of elevated attention that is being paid to criminal justice".