Sentence examples for with a shame from inspiring English sources

Clinton exploded into a finger-wagging attack on Barack Obama followed with a "shame on you" taunt to the hapless reporter.

And although the Israeli state, with a shame equal to the Turks, claims that the Armenian genocide was  not a genocide, Israelis themselves use  the word Shoah – Holocaust – for the Armenian killings.

There was one time in college when I was stopped, justly, for driving while intoxicated, which I pleaded down to a speeding ticket and which filled me with a shame I never forgot.

"I still sucks to be one of those left holding a losing hand," decided Deadline Hollywood, first to the scene of the crash with a shame sheet of absentees to rub salt into the wounds of Oprah Winfrey ("What are they drinking over there?") Inside Llewyn Davis ("certainly did warrant one of the 10 possible best picture spots"), Redford ("obviously fell on deaf ears with Academy members").

Hepola had different ways of coping with a shame spiral after drinking.

Then there is the stigma that continues to cloak many of my fellow mental illness road warriors with a shame that only impedes our healing.

A wizard salesman, Kromer switched on and demonstrated the range of speeds on any number of devices with a shame-dissolving forthrightness.

I read all this the next morning with a shame-hangover by a three-storey beach house covered in orange blossoms.

Bruce goes to a 12-step shark support group for his aggression issues with a shame-faced crowd of barracuda and together they chant the mantra: "Fish are friends not food!" However, a snarling exception is made for hoity-toity dolphins, who they still hate.

He argued that bringing in more grammar schools would deal with a "shaming" lack of social mobility in Britain.

Still, his tale of being down and out in Hove can only horrify the middle classes: with a shaming 400,000 Brits homeless, there are many 'white-collar' tramps.