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I love the voluptuousness, the harmlessness, the juicy, life-sustaining properties and I am no longer going to be shamed into hiding.

The idea is basically to publicise the plight of this helpless child so much that the authorities will be shamed into action.

The sequence of events creates the impression that by accident or design the president was in the end shamed into speaking his mind.

There he at once resumed his true shape and ravished her, so that she was shamed into marrying him.

Going to war this time, he must be shamed into anger, he I will certainly take outlet, so this time I was dead.

shamed into working [out of his bad habits].

But this week it was shamed into signing a unanimous statement deploring the Zimbabwean government's violence.

If the Guinean deal is done, it would suggest China respects human rights only when shamed into doing so.

Officials should be shamed into stopping their friends from stealing or wasting water.

Roxon told parliament the opposition was "shamed into backing the bill, but really opposed it with every fiber of their body" .

Like a scolded child, the reason is that asset managers have been shamed into silence.

Were the Russians shamed into ending their invasion sooner?

The boy was shamed into returning the money.

Germany, which has promised a piffling euro 12 billion ($15 billion), may be shamed into spending more.

Don't expect Apple to change their stance until they are shamed into doing it.

My friend, who has been shamed into confining her mess to one corner of the closet, copes by mocking her spouse -- gently -- to his face.