Sentence examples for I'm red-faced from inspiring English sources

I'm red-faced to admit that when I got the good news, I had no idea what an app was.

I was red-faced and unshaven.

And I am red-faced.

"[Also], when I'm in Haiti, within three seconds of getting off the plane I am red-faced, usually broken out and really sweaty.

I therefore should be red-faced when admitting that it was only a few years ago (I was already an Editor of this journal) when I realized that "Acta" is not singular, but it represents the plural form of the Latin word actum, meaning file.

David Cameron was red-faced.

Those critics should be red-faced now.

By the end, Duke was red-faced and teary, heaving from exhaustion and frustration.

He was red-faced, and his black hair was covered with a blue knit skullcap.

He was red-faced now and smiling in a shyly aggressive manner.

He's red-faced and hairy, but graceful, like an elk in khakis.