Sentence examples for a bit ashamed for from inspiring English sources

"I feel a bit ashamed for the people who lost service because my blog was blocked," said Giorgi.

It's a really good, really feminist piece and reading it I felt a bit ashamed for my tweets to her earlier this month.

This only makes me like the films more, even as I feel a bit ashamed of myself for liking them so much.

It will be a landmark moment not only for legions of Twilight fans – the moment they'll all take in the enormity of the Twilight saga, blink twice, realise they spent their formative years squealing at a werewolf's nipples and feel a bit ashamed of themselves – but also for Lionsgate-Summit.

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.

I was relieved when George W. Bush left office because he made me feel a bit ashamed of my country.

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

"I am a bit ashamed of what is happening in my country," he added as he sipped a beer to celebrate his party's results.

Colin Hart: After the knockout, I did something that I was a bit ashamed of, because it was unprofessional.

I felt a bit ashamed of my ignorance of his work.