sense of shame

Related to sense of shame: ignominious, ashamed

have no sense of shame

To have no respect or consideration for the standards of morality, propriety, or human decency expected of one. So, you're telling me that you knowingly defrauded thousands of elderly pensioners just so you could buy a second yacht? Have you no sense of shame? You really can't have a sense of shame to work in that industry.

sense of shame

An understanding and respect for propriety and morality.

词组	sense of shame
释义	sense of shame Related to sense of shame: ignominious, ashamed have no sense of shame To have no respect or consideration for the standards of morality, propriety, or human decency expected of one. So, you're telling me that you knowingly defrauded thousands of elderly pensioners just so you could buy a second yacht? Have you no sense of shame? You really can't have a sense of shame to work in that industry. See also: have, no, of, sense, shame Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. sense of shame An understanding and respect for propriety and morality. See also: of, sense, shame American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See also: have no sense of shame basic decency decency sign (one's) own death warrant sign one's own death warrant sign own death warrant sign your own death warrant out of consideration for (someone or something) common decency hold (one) at a respectful distance References in periodicals archive And, to the men who mete out the violence and know in their hearts it is wrong, a special helpline has been set up for them too if they have the self-discipline, willpower or just sense of shame to confront their wrongdoing. Red card on violence; COMMENT The policy of honesty. The might of right. The expediency of principle I am no shrinking violet, but I felt a deep sense of shame and revulsion at this display. Shame and revulsion at behaviour of soccer club's so-called supporters; VOICE OF THE NORTH Her study suggests that one of the key steps to overcoming a profound sense of shame is making connections, be it with family and friends, a higher power, or humanity as a whole. Making connections can help overcome debilitating shame Incestuous relationships have long been considered the last taboo - something rarely discussed in the open, and then only with a strong sense of shame. It's so hard to just walk away now; BREAKING THE LAST TABOO... Rachel and Sean are siblings - and lovers Saturday! reporting team: Graham Keal and Paul English REAL LIFE I HAD mixed feelings of huge pride and a niggling sense of shame on Wednesday, the day Nuneaton was called upon to honour a three-minute silence in memory of those who lost their lives in the recent tsunami disaster. Why I love this town - its people just give and give; voice of the north Events of the past seven days have added a veneer of farce to the sense of shame that our players should be asked to tour this blighted country. THE VOICE OF SUNDAY MIRROR SPORT: Get back AM I alone in feeling a sense of shame at being associated with correspondence in the Daily Post simply by being a Welsh speaking Welshman? your LETTERS: Sense of shame Watching the 60th anniversary of the D-Day landings at Normandy, I find it impossible to cleanse myself of the sense of shame over the First Minister's decision not to attend the ceremonies in France, along with all other world leaders. I'm ashamed of you, man It's too much to hope that when the fat lobby reads the new statistics, they will be struck by a sense of shame. GEORGE TYNDALE'S COLUMN: SAILING INTO A STORM For them, there is a strong sense of shame if you are asked to do something and you fail.' Dr M: Look East, but embrace hard work first "Any sense of shame can hold someone back from seeking medical help, so it's hugely important we change our attitudes towards lung cancer." 1 IN 5 LESS SYMPATHETIC TO LUNG CANCER PATIENTS; Charity urges public to be more tolerant Whether Mr Parry-Jones himself has any sense of shame or responsibility, the council leaders are guilty of dereliction of duty in allowing such a disgraceful state of affairs to continue for so long. Councillors not quite independent Like the French aristocrats isolated inVersailles before the French Revolution they don't have any sense of shame and have lost any sense of moral compass. One rule for elite I know it's not unusual in any part of the country these days, but really do people have no sense of shame? I remember when people used to walk around town at night not frightened that some drunk person would start a fight with them. VENT YOUR SPLEEN For far too long the media headlines that have followed this troublesome young man have brought a sense of shame not only to the football club and its loyal band of followers, but also to our city and its wonderful sporting traditions. Well done, Shearer, on tackling Barton; VOICE OF THE NORTH
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