“Ted would never live down the shame of the incident with his zipper.”

“Your aunt has brought shame upon us by deserting us!”

“It's a shame you won't be able to make it to our wedding.”

“Ronson arrived at his subject as an enthusiastic novice shamer, having participated in various Twitter campaigns intended to call out organizations like the Daily Mail for doing things like publishing homophobic columnists.”

“The pro-government forces stormed the ISIL defense line near Shamer village and Talet al-Shawaya and killed or wounded scores of them in fierce clashes, the sources said.”

“The army inflicted heavy losses on ISIS terroristsin personnel and weapons in Shamer village, Talet al-Shawaya in the northeasterncountryside of Aleppo province.”

“The shamelessness of his self-observation deserves to be called scientific.”

“By evoking the shamelessness of the mythic trickster, the creative artist overcomes shame and breaks through the shackles of social constraint.”

“To what extent then, as a country and people, are we prepared to accept and tolerate shamelessness in public life?”

“Hopefully, the shamefulness of the result will ensure the Parliamentary benches are purged for the election to follow.”

“In none of the other riots, did the agencies of government treat a city's entire population with such shamefulness.”

“After being stripped of my stature and honor I banished myself out of sheer shamefulness.”

“A reference has already been made to the king's care for the city of shamash.”

“The same is the case, however, with all the shamash hymns so far published.”

“Of the hymns so far published, those to shamash are probably the finest.”

“Her fear was very natural, but out of shamefacedness I did not like to retract.”

“Ashton climbed out of the chair and looked at Micky with a sort of shamefacedness.”

“Acknowledging past mistakes is thus an act of affirmation, not of shamefacedness.”