What's the most shameful thing you've witnessed at a wedding?
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Should we judge people only by their most shameful moments?
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This moment is, to date, the most shameful of my life.
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Bush acknowledged the episodes; they represented his lowest, most shameful moments.
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"; "Recall your most shameful memory and describe how it changed you.
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Perhaps most shameful is its reluctance to curb ethnic discrimination and slavery.
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"It's the most shameful metric we have on quality of care," Ponce said.
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He has given us an anatomy of globalized labor at its most shameful.
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"God, this is the most shameful thing America has ever done," Beck Bennett says.
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We know that this will go down as the most shameful episode in HBO's history.
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Spying for Israel is perhaps the most shameful act of treason a Palestinian can commit.
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That removal remains among the most shameful acts in the history of Maine's state government.
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That scenario is a description of one of the most shameful episodes in American history.
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It was an uncomfortable segment, one of the most shameful things WWE has done this decade.
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CNN's David Gergen said it was "one of the most shameful acts" in the nation's history.
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It's one of the most shameful chapters of US history, and today's decision now joins it.
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And, perhaps most shameful of all, I performed improv comedy—in public—for nearly 15 years.
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It's one of the most shameful examples of reality television, and that's already a shockingly high bar.
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A policy, moreover, derived from some of the ugliest and most shameful threads in US history itself.
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The Salem Witch Trials are arguably one of early Americans' worst and most shameful offenses towards women.
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The Times Magazine reports on one of the most shameful public-health failures in the country today.
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I think it is disgusting and some of the most shameful behavior that you can ever engage in.
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Under President Trump, we could fully expect to relive one of the most shameful episodes in American history.
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In one of the Senate's most shameful episodes, Bridges is believed to have masterminded the blackmail of Sen.
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And so one of the most shameful aspects of my life turned into the most strengthening and rewarding.
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We reached out to a bunch of people for their most shameful get-out-of-a-shitty-date stories.
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His reverence for exploring every corner of the world, even the sites of its most shameful histories, is infectious.
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President Trump's attempt to leave the Paris Agreement was one of the most shameful decisions of a shameful presidency.
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His behavior is one of the most shameful things I have seen in 40 years of covering U.S. diplomacy.
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It's been the most shameful thing any president has done in modern history — excuse me, in terms of foreign policy.
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It also saw my most shameful, as I read Stephenie Meyer's Twilight genderswap book and wrote about it for Mashable.
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We're sorry to remind you of one of TV's most shameful moments last year, but this you have to hear.
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We asked our friends and co-workers to sum up their darkest, most shameful secret to us in six words.
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If Congress didn't act after Sandy Hook—one of the most shameful moments in its history—why would it now?
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He will "make America great again" by reveling in its most shameful actions and miring it in its worst impulses.
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One of the most shameful, and often forgotten, acts of the European left was a bizarre attempt to decriminalize pedophilia.
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"It's been the most shameful thing any president has done ... in terms of foreign policy," former Vice President Joe Biden said.
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"I think it is disgusting and some of the most shameful behavior that you can ever engage in," Ms. Sanders said.
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That fear, along with mounting anxieties about crime and poverty, led to one of the most shameful episodes in American history.
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"This has been one of the most shameful chapters in the history of the United States Senate," said Ted Cruz of Texas.
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The other is Joe Arpaio, the former sheriff of Maricopa Country and recipient of one of Mr Trump's most shameful presidential pardons.
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"It has been the most shameful thing that any president has done in modern history in terms of foreign policy," he said.
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George W. Bush's response to Hurricane Katrina is one of the most shameful and morally abject moments during his time in office.
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"He is harkening back to the most shameful chapters of our history and appealing to the ugliest impulses of our society," she said.
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The tradition of which bullfighting is a part is deeply reactionary, and associated with some of the most shameful moments in Spanish history.
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Natasha Harper-Madison, 262.7, says the first time she voted when she was 222 remains one of the most shameful moments of her life.
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Regardless, his inability to acknowledge that what he did was sexual assault is far from an isolated incident—and that's what's most shameful of all.
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"The Santiago River is, for me, one of the most shameful, most terrible stories that Jalisco and Mexico have," said the state governor, Enrique Alfaro.
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Republican lawmakers all too often have been reflexive and thoughtless in their opposition to closing Guantánamo, one of the most shameful chapters in America's recent history.
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Han is one of thousands of victims of what human rights groups call one of the most shameful human rights abuses in recent South Korean history.
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I tried to get her to break up with me, so that it was her idea, and that's probably the most shameful, awful behavior I've exhibited.
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He even provides a mini-scoop of sorts when he reports that it was O'Connor who wrote the most shameful line in the majority's unsigned opinion.
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To read that book is to conclude that this broken system is one of the most shameful, damning and tragic realities that currently exist in our nation.
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"It executed its plan at the most shameful of times: immediately after Kalanick experienced a horrible personal tragedy," the 15-page document, first reported by Axios, reads.
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But the most shameful and vivid symbols of Jerry Brown's failure must surely be the staggering, Third World-style homeless encampments on the streets of California's big cities.
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It ought to be regarded as the evening's most important moment, and its most shameful: the violation of a democratic principle that distinguishes free polities from authoritarian ones.
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Ultimately the forum was disbanded, and Reddit general manager Erik Martin issued an embarrassing apology, the scar of one of the most shameful moments in the site's history.
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" He also accused the firm of heartlessness, noting that Benchmark had "executed its plan at the most shameful of times: immediately after Kalanick experienced a horrible personal tragedy.
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" She warned about her opponent: "He's harkening back to the most shameful chapters of our history and appealing to the ugliest impulses of our society ... He retweets white nationalists.
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These images are eerily reminiscent of the Japanese American internment camps of World War II, now considered to have been one of the most shameful episodes in U.S. history.
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And while Australia will be at pains to point out that is moved on from one of the most shameful episodes in its cricket history, others are not so forgiving.
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Related: 37 Politicians Get a Mural Dedicated to Their Most Shameful Comments About Women [NSFW] Protesting Trump With Portraits of Boobs How Political Art Heats Up a Divided Arizona | #50StatesofArt
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See it as some sort of "Twilight of the Gods" fantasy that taps into our most shameful primal instincts, and you're likely to find yourself sky high, breathless and hypnotized.
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Related: Door Sculptures Bring a Message to End Hate to DC 37 Politicians Get a Mural Dedicated to Their Most Shameful Comments About Women [NSFW] Protesting Trump With Portraits of Boobs
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The most shameful episode occurred in 1994 in Rwanda, where a small UN force was stopped by Mr Annan from taking action to prevent a genocide that left 800,000 people dead.
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Yet, towards the end of the season, many of these girls rebel against their most shameful impulses and let their freak flags proudly fly, in the most public, joyful way possible.
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Envy is a "brilliant, incredible emotion" — and an important one, Josh Gressel, a psychologist and the author of "Embracing Envy: Finding the Spiritual Treasure in Our Most Shameful Emotion," told me.
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Justice Antonin Scalia ranked Korematsu alongside Dred Scott, the 1857 decision holding that black slaves were property and which helped start the Civil War, as among the court's most shameful decisions.
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In case you haven't been following the story, what has been going on in the Senate these past few days is one of the most shameful episodes in that body's history.
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" At the same time, it may be "the most shameful of all the poses … a small group of privileged crackers often arrhythmically recycling the genre's dominant and to them totally inapplicable clichés.
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"Despite, or maybe because of, their lovers' indiscretions, they insisted on marrying them right there in what would be considered by many, especially in 1912, the most shameful place on earth," she wrote.
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Its free speech protections are some of the strongest in the world; past persecution of Communist dissidents is seen by most Americans today as one of the most shameful episodes in United States history.
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" Aaron Miller, a Middle East diplomat and negotiator, tweeted: "Having served at State for 25 yrs under R/Ds, Trump's defense of Putin over expelled US diplomats one of most shameful of his presidency.
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" Gergen has mostly been critical of Trump, calling the president's decision last month to not take part in the Paris climate agreement one of "the most shameful acts in our history" and "grotesquely irresponsible.
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There will be no more Charlottesville's, no more Helsinki," he said, adding that Trump's news conference in Helsinki last year was "one of the most shameful performances by a U.S. president in modern history.
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Op-Ed Contributor When President Trump signed an executive order temporarily banning travel from seven majority Muslim countries, he hurled us back to one of the darkest and most shameful chapters of American history.
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" Greg Mitchell, the editor of Editor and Publisher, labeled the performance and the press's reaction that night as "one of the most shameful episodes in the recent history of the American media, and presidency.
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The auction ironically is taking place in the New Orleans Superdome — the site of the post-Katrina shelter and backdrop to some of the most shameful images of needless suffering in this nation's history.
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The most shameful part of my challenge came on the final day when I didn't pack anything and lived off the office candy drawer and work-provided snacks like string cheese and black bean chips.
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It's well known that the Internet of Things is woefully insecure, but the most shameful and frustrating part is that some of the vulnerabilities that are currently being exploited could have been eradicated years ago.
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" Bush, in her op-ed saw similarities with the period of Japanese internment during World War II, which she said is "now considered to have been one of the most shameful episodes in U.S. history.
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He has given us an anatomy of globalized labor at its most shameful, complete with the internal correspondence of American military and Kellogg Brown & Root officials reporting coerced labor and human trafficking to their superiors.
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These images are eerily reminiscent of the internment camps for U.S. citizens and noncitizens of Japanese descent during World War II, now considered to have been one of the most shameful episodes in U.S. history.
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It is "the biggest single investment ever" by a New Zealand government on the issue, Ms. Ardern said at an event showcasing the initiative, and will tackle one of the nation's "most disturbing, most shameful" problems.
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Europe closed one of its most shameful chapters of bloodletting since World War II. After a trial that lasted years, the Bosnian Serb warlord Ratko Mladic was sentenced to life in prison by a U.N. tribunal.
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Perhaps my most shameful assumption was in expecting Jillette, who has built a career at high volume and higher dudgeon, to be a merciless and brutal judge, especially of acts that veer into magic's cheesier precincts.
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And it breaks my heart," Bush wrote, adding the images were "eerily reminiscent of the Japanese American internment camps of World War II, now considered to have been one of the most shameful episodes in U.S. history.
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Netflix already knows our most shameful streaming secrets — like the guilty pleasure shows we watch when we think no one is around — but it turns out the streaming company has some dirt on us IRL as well.
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" Bush added that images of children jailed by this policy "are eerily reminiscent of the Japanese American internment camps of World War II, now considered to have been one of the most shameful episodes in U.S. history.
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President Obama strongly criticized Donald J. Trump for his comments about Muslims after the rampage, warning that the presumptive Republican nominee had a "dangerous" mind-set that recalled the darkest and most shameful periods in American history.
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THE HAGUE — It was the closing of one of Europe's most shameful chapters of atrocity and bloodletting since World War II. With applause inside and outside the courtroom at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, Gen.
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The cases have mainly disappeared from public memory, but the new documentary, by the investigative journalist Choi Seung-ho, is lifting a veil on what he sees as one of the most shameful legacies of South Korea's counterintelligence authorities.
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In the immediate aftermath of the bombing of Pearl Harbor, on February 19, 1942, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt issued Executive Order 9066, facilitating one of the most shameful atrocities ever perpetrated by the United States government against its own people.
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Segregation is thankfully a relic of the past; by no means does United's overbooking policy equate with one of America's most shameful chapters—though comments reportedly overheard from Dao have increased suspicions that he and his wife were profiled for removal.
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" Wall Street Journal columnist Bret Stephens also piled on: He condemned Trump's attack on Federal Judge Gonzalo Curiel as "the most shameful word uttered by a major presidential candidate since Dixiecrat Strom Thurmond thundered in 1948 against the 'Nigra race.
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"These images are eerily reminiscent of the Japanese American internment camps of World War II, now considered to have been one of the most shameful episodes in US history," she wrote in an op-ed for The Washington Post Sunday.
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I was concerned about the dignity of Esty, which is also one of the things I was concerned about when writing "Unorthodox"; how do you write about the things that are most shameful and painful in a way that retains dignity?
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He said that Benchmark "outwardly supported" him through May before executing a secret plan to oust him "at the most shameful of times," less than two weeks after the funeral of his mother, who had died in a boating accident.
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Here's what you need to know: • Europe closed what may be its most shameful chapter of bloodletting since World War II. After a trial that lasted years, the Bosnian Serb warlord Ratko Mladic, 217, was sentenced to life in prison by a U.N. tribunal.
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Drunk off my recent success, I get home, look up the brand's PR and compose the most shameful email I've ever sent: I explain that I'm a fashion influencer (false) with roughly 70,000 Instagram followers (true), and ask if there is anything that can be done to make this sweater mine.
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In conclusion, Keller wrote approvingly of the fact that the homeless "seem[ed] to up and vanish" during Super Bowl 50 — apparently unaware that the police were simply moving homeless people to an encampment under a freeway overpass, out of the way of tourists, in one of the most shameful stains on Mayor Ed Lee's administration.
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Read more:Chris Smalling says football organizations are finally listening to players who have been racially abused, but Italy's latest horror show suggests otherwise15 racist incidents from across the world of soccer that made 2019 one of the sport's most shameful years everA Bulgaria crowd appeared to make monkey chants and Nazi salutes at England's black players, and the team's captain begged the fans to stop
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THREE: There comes a point in the life of every mediocre white NBA Big Man when you will get absolutely rattled on by a superior player, your pathetic body and face plunged into sap, time speeding up and capturing the most shameful moment of your career—of your life, even—in amber, to be shuttled off to some midwestern museum, where it will beckon people to drag you forever.
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Read more:15 racist incidents from across the world of soccer that made 2019 one of the sport's most shameful years everThe Italian football league has launched a bizarre anti-racism campaign using 3 paintings of different coloured monkeys to show that 'we are all the same race'An Italian newspaper is being called out for a match preview that showed 2 black players with the headline 'Black Friday'
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Price relied on the theory that some events are so traumatic that they are retrieved only through flashbacks and dreams, a notion that became so fashionable in the nineteen-eighties and nineties that it led to one of the most shameful episodes in the history of psychotherapy: patients, eager to please their therapists, engaged in "memory work," which produced claims of convoluted forms of abuse, like infant incest and satanic ritual rape—memories they later disavowed.
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And because Zuckerberg is effectively a world leader, I can't help but see a dark parallel between these acts and what's happening elsewhere, as the US National Archives destroys millions of documents that could have one day told a story about one of the most shameful chapters in our country's history, and a brigade of men in the White House run around with Scotch tape trying to preserve the documents that President Trump rips to shreds.
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But beyond the traditional actions of protesting, rallying and filing lawsuits, there are also several ways to leverage the surge of opposition to the ban to their advantage (and with all of the fights coming up, they're going to need it.) Would most Democrats trade all of the opportunities above to not have to revoke our nation's most shameful immigration policy since FDR turned away the Voyage of St. Louis, the ship carrying more than 900 Jews fleeing Nazi Germany?
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" My mother's family was among the 120,000 people of Japanese descent on the West Coast who were dispatched to internment camps during World War II. The faded photo of my mother, my aunt and my grandparents, standing in front of the Topaz Relocation Center barracks, where they were incarcerated in the Utah desert in 6.53, used to feel like an artifact from a thankfully distant era — an illustration from a history lesson about what a former first lady, Laura Bush, last month called "one of the most shameful episodes in U.S. history.
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