shamefully

I have no heart to be used shamefully If you mean that.

So even in her own country she is shamefully neglected.

This is shamefully little, given the structural problems of almost all these countries.

A lot of people treated me shamefully and I felt like giving up.

It is from their ranks that I so shamefully come.

He hit home on both counts and, shamefully, nothing positive is the result.

The level of poverty in this country remains shamefully high.

You would have married her most shamefully, Where there was no proportion held in love.

He was shamefully aware of the single traveling case following him.

By the time we arrived, they'd left, which I was shamefully glad about.

He abused her most shamefully, and had to be threatened with the law.

Shamefully, or happily, words express what is in our mind.

"I do believe that you have been most shamefully treated lately."

But the President can take steps that at least would not shamefully bolster it.

The answer is, in my view, shamefully simple: we lack political courage.

Since 1994 it has been shamefully left in the box, and Parliament can no longer close its eyes to that fact.

In which undertaking, said Henry, the king has shamefully failed.

"She is a living girl, one who has been shamefully mistreated."

Because however shamefully he'd neglected their friendship, he was the key to the past.

But this fact has been shamefully ignored by the Guardian.

He shamefully returned to the Guardians, and they became seven again.

President Bush has a clear responsibility to fix this shamefully broken system.

It can also be said that housing policy has been shamefully neglected at Community level.

"It is not right that we should be treated shamefully.

Everybody knows, especially our state legislators, how shamefully unfair this is.