The modernised look of this town in embryo is increased by a hotel which shames many establishments of the sort found in large commercial towns. |
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When she insults Miss Bates at Box Hill, Mr. Knightley's reprimand really shames her. |
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Secret shames are divulged delicately, drawing viewers into the lives of the characters. |
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This is an irony which shames us in the presence of Allah, the Almighty and most worthy of praise. |
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It's very much a book about a man remembering being a child, and it's very much about a man remembering the shames of being a child. |
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We come from very little, and I think that shames my family. |
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At her wedding, Claudio shames her by saying she is unfaithful. |
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When it is forced into the public gaze, we react in a way that shames us. |
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They acted in a way which shames and embarrasses us as Europeans and democrats. |
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A cracker bus driver refuses to let him aboard, and our hero coolly spins a yarn about being a wounded veteran of the Normandy landings which shames the man into submission. |
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On the platform was a small table, and the rabbi, the president, the shames and a trosti were sitting there playing a noisy, heated game of pinochle. |
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Those that are coming from Canada, it shames me as a Canadian to have those attributed to our nation, to individuals. |
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We have had our fair share of national scandals and shames, and these have been terrible lessons to learn. |
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It also shames FIFA, which has failed to denounce it in the clearest terms. |
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It is a scandal that shames the good name of noble Limerick. |
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When will we profess our shames, diagnose our ills, write out our wrongs? |
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We see this in his excesses — not merely the prolificacy of his output, but the outrageousness of his characters' offenses, their deeds, appetites, shames and confessions. |
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Example has two good effects: it inspires others to seek betterment and it shames them into avoiding errors of which the person in authority would disapprove. |
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All of this shames an already discredited institution. |
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This silent human rights crisis shames our world. |
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It shames me as a Canadian that our Parliament is so Mickey Mouse when it comes to these big issues instead of being the kind of parliament that it ought to be. |
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That kind of situation, President, shames us all. |
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This engine shames that 3.3-litre V6, and is the measure, or betters, the V6 powerplants in many competing vehicles, such as Chevrolet Malibu, Toyota Camry, and Honda Accord. |
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It shames me that as a member of Parliament's Investigation Committee I took on more responsibility when I visited Darfur and Abéché, and yet today all I can do is prattle on, if you will excuse the expression. |
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Allow these energies to flow through the hurts, the shames, in your heart? |
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Such petrifactions come into being because a son shames his mother or father with degrading behaviors. |
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Hees none of those, but beares an honest minde, And shames to utter what he cannot prove. |
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This shames stable mate Jack Daniel's with its silky mix of bitter oranges, honey, mint and smoky wood. |
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Comprised of naff songs, naffer dance routines and 'humour' that shames an episode of Kids Say The Funniest Things, here's a seasonal turkey of the first order. |
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