bring shame

"She brought shame to me in the community," he said.

Having a baby would mean leaving university and bringing shame on my family.

All present in the room knew that her news would bring shame.

"But the fact is they have brought shame on themselves by covering up the truth."

Some of his choices have brought shame to the party, they say.

How, he thought, could she thus lightly bring him so much shame in a foreign land?

To show him more would bring me shame, a loss of face.

By doing so, you have brought shame upon our entire race.

We will then be able to apply a little more pressure and bring shame on the leaders.

He recently saw two boys fighting in the street and told them they would bring shame on their families.