shamefully

And Sharpton, Jackson, Holder, and yes, Obama, too, are shamefully silent.

And yet shamefully, today their expression is accompanied by a request for anonymity.

Mainstream American press coverage of Russia,” Cohen writes, has been “shamefully unprofessional and politically inflammatory.

This, I confess, shamefully gave rise to momentary schadenfreude—even glee.

Republican legislation and a long ballot led to shamefully long lines in the Sunshine State.

The whole job is most shamefully fitted up, and was never tried together before sent off.

The disciples of Trenchard complained that a great principle had been shamefully given up.

I have just come from Pasdeloups concert, where your Romeo overture was shamefully bungled.

Newspaper headlines are usually attractive enough, but shamefully untruthful.

She was most unjustly and shamefully treated by that fiery little Italian, and you, sir, upheld him in it.