Sentence examples for A bit ashamed from inspiring English sources

I was a bit scared, a bit ashamed.

"I wrote them," Mr. Torvalds noted, "and looking at the original ones I'm a bit ashamed".

"I always felt a bit ashamed to be German," admitted Kässmann.

You're just a bit ashamed of some of the things you've done as a lawyer.

Since I consider myself to be a modern woman, I am actually a bit ashamed of it.

But I am a bit ashamed of it; I think only the truly oblivious could not be.

But like many Iraqis who have made a choice to bend the rules, he seems still unsure of his moral footing: a little bit ashamed, a touch defensive.

You'd think I'd be a little bit ashamed to be a grown woman in onesie pajamas, but once I felt how comfortable it was to lounge around the house in a fleece one-piece, I lost all sense of shame.

As a history graduate, I'm a tiny bit ashamed to admit this, but I need works that are less linear; I don't seem able to process the traditional sort.

"I am a little bit ashamed of myself," said Bong Chen, a bent and elderly man sitting with his friends on the corner of Grand Street and Forsythe Street, one shared newspaper spread over their knees.

It's strange, isn't it, how, in the presence of a dead person lying in the street, or one in a coffin at a funeral, you can feel for a moment not so much lucky as a little bit ashamed of being alive.