Sentences with phrase «public shame only»

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This permanent, highly public shaming of these «adulterers» is not only puritanical but reckless in the extreme, since many who end up branded with the scarlet «A» may have done absolutely nothing wrong.
I partly agree with your proposition that our sins at the Judgment will likely not be public so as to shame us, and that our sins were dealt with at the cross — but only in the sense that our Salvation has been assured.
Mitt's blatant pandering to the Bible Belt not only diminishes him as a public figure, it reinforces his image as a chameleon of expedience who puts the changeability of most of Washington to shame.
Ice cream - stuffed donuts and short rib mac and cheese grilled cheese — here are all the foods at Coachella that should never be eaten in public, and only in the privacy of your own home / personal bubble of shame.
If as was written around Christmas that we only have 50 million to spend in the summer, is true WHY??? does Wenger either tell the board «If you don't let me improve the squad Im leaving» OR tell the public we're not competing financially and shame the board!!!
Not only do you lose considerable relational equity, but shaming kids in public or online also tears down trust and self - esteem.
It only becomes a bad thing when people misuse it for bullying, public shaming and rumor spreading.
It is a shame that the formula companies are only accountable to other members of the industry and remain immune to the negative effects its advertising has on the public.
Erin Esteves:..., on those few occasions that I have, which only re-enforces my..., I don't want to say, shame, but I'd rather say «Modesty», for breastfeeding in public and when people find out that I'm still breastfeeding my son, as I said, he's 11 months old.
The Huffington Post quoted one of its own writers, Kim Simon, in expressing her trials and tribulations, first as a mom who couldn't produce breast milk and was shamed by other parents, then as a breastfeeding - only mom who was judged when doing so in public.
I think sharing it with the public takes that to another level; shame can only exist when you keep something a secret, so when you share your feelings of fear and self - doubt, the shame dissolves.
Not only did they ban the offenders, but every single one was listed in the banning as well for some good old fashioned public shaming.
«We praised Chinese education but what I saw on the ground was different — public shaming, one art teacher trying to teach rain as only falling from the sky in little dots...,» she says noting, there was little room for creativity or expression.
It is a shame that so many allow fear and ignorance to rule them, hence the existence of Breed Specific Legislation, but someday it will become apparent to the public and those who make the laws that BSL does NOT keep the public safe but only brings pain to those being unfairly punished for something that has yet to occur.
Shame about the private beaches - we were closest to beach 34 but had to walk all the way to the only public beach - beach 1
Disliked: Shame about the private beaches - we were closest to beach 34 but had to walk all the way to the only public beach - beach 1
The only real shame is that so few of the general public will ever get to see or truly appreciate the time and dedication that goes into producing them.
After thirty years of the Guerrilla Girls presenting statistics that repeatedly show the underrepresentation and misrepresentation of women in public collections, museums, and galleries around the world, one would think that these institutions would have been driven to promote changes en masse, if only out of shame.
By presuming that scientific understanding is the only criterion that matters, scientism inclines public actors to treat resistant audiences as an enemy: If the public doesn't get the science, shame on the public.
It's only a shame they couldn't say it in public.
It seems a shame we only offer one such opportunity to the public each year.
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