It is a great shame and a great sign of jealousy you to say that," said Osgar.
It is a great shame," said the old man then, "the like of that to be done to the Fianna of Ireland.
Now when King Svein came up to them with his ship, he urged them on, saying it would be a great shame if they, with so great a force, could not overtake and master so small a number.
Then said many, "Earl Eirik will not fight and avenge his father; and it is a great shame that it should be told that we lay here with so great a force, and allowed King Olaf to sail out to sea before our eyes.
Truly, said Arthur unto Sir Launcelot, this is a great shameto us to see four knights beat so many knights of mine; and therefore make you ready, for we will have ado with them.
It is a great shame of her to play so much better than I do, with all my London masters too.
For that would be so great shame that I would rather die than endure it.
To this Sir Tristram said: "Lady, it would be a great shame to me if I, being by, should suffer any knight to come betwixt you and me and win your regard through fear of him.
Sir Knight," said Sir Launcelot, "I do not believe that thou wouldst really assault a naked and harmless man, for it would certainly be a great shame to thee to do me a harm in that wise.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "great shame" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
