Sense Of Shame (Noun)
Meaning
A motivating awareness of ethical responsibility.
Classification
Nouns denoting goals.
Examples
- They developed a healthy sense of shame that helped them avoid repeating their mistakes and behave more responsibly in the future.
- Her sense of shame after realizing her company's environmental impact led to making positive and sustainable changes in the company's production.
- A strong sense of shame and accountability drove the politician to issue a public apology for his actions and work towards regaining the trust of the public.
- He learned from his past mistakes and gained a sense of shame that guided him to help others avoid the pitfalls he had faced.
- The CEO's sense of shame over the company's role in the current economic crisis made him reevaluate his business practices and implement policies that favor the common good.