He dropped the papers into the bin.

The name "Shames" also appears frequently in academia and professional literature, often associated with leading experts in their fields.

detailing locker room issues with the Milwaukee Bucks and former coach Doc Rivers was confirmed as "accurate to a T" by player Myles Turner.

: The word is often used in headlines to highlight systemic failures. For example, The Lancet once published an article titled "The myth that shames us all," addressing misconceptions in palliative care that lead to unnecessary patient suffering. Similarly, Nature used the term to call out scientific plagiarism.

is a prominent ESPN NBA Insider known for breaking major league news. : A recent "explosive" report by Shams Charania

Elias looked at the pile. He felt the weight of them, the sharp edges. He looked at his wife, who saw the worst of him and wasn't looking away.