Dishonor.

Dishonor!

The Humiliation of Britain

That's a disgrace.

We're all the same.

He's just a poor slob. It's a crying shame.

You're a disgrace!

You ought to be ashamed.

In France such a man would be the shame of the nation.

Sarkozy Chooses Dishonor

It's selfdisgrace

A disgrace to every decent Italian American.

And it turned out to be shame.

He's a disgrace to the South.

Tell this to the exorcising priests

A dirty badge is a disgrace.

All those good people, they stay here and live in this shame.

The economic impact and social stigmatization of sexual abuse are serious barriers to women's equality.

He put shame and grief on us,

You should have been more ashamed before.

I'm embarrassed, i'm embarrassed.

The only people who don't experience shame have no capacity for human empathy or connection.

No doubt it will spare shame.

After a time, you don't feel the shame.

To me, Mr Hunsecker, you're a national disgrace.

It is in itself a great shame.

I'm ashamed to call you my father. Shut up or leave!

But that you'd lie to me and think i'd be stupid enough to fall for it...

Dobé will be shamed. Then he will fall into a living hell

Insults, humiliating treatment and threats of a discriminatory nature at workplaces or occupational training institutions, in the media and in certain political organizations

Factors that contribute to the increase of HIV infection in Namibia include, among others, the following cultural practices that attached stigma to sex, the tendency to control female sexuality, and socio economic factors.

But this court martial is such a stain... and such a disgrace.

You look and do not see the shame and evil in which you are.

They still carry the stigma of trauma and they live in silence.

I'm not surprised, after all that humble pie.

Extreme poverty and hunger are the disgrace of our century.

It'd be a shame if that happened to you.

A samurai shaming himself by begging a few days of grace must certainly have a reason.

However, discriminatory treatment of older workers, particularly in relation to job recruitment, promotion and training, creates a stigma and social exclusion.

And she said, You know, the poverty wasn't so bad. It was the humiliation and the embarrassment of it all.

But the concept was that I wanted to take the stigma out of food.

It invites tourists to see the shame of our country.

The Secretary General labelled that exclusion a disgrace.

What about the shame of seeing you parade with criminals?

The attack yesterday morning was no stain on the honor of France... and certainly no disgrace to the fighting men of this nation.