Sentence examples for acting ashamed from inspiring English sources

They reminded me of fallen women from an old novel; I had never seen prostitutes acting ashamed before.

Being humble does not mean acting ashamed, it means realizing that you're not better than anybody else - just as they are not better than you.

I'm not ashamed of acting more effeminate or masculine, regardless of the circumstance.

"I guess I was ashamed of acting that way... but after it was all said and done, I laughed about it," she said.

But if I said no, then we were acting as if we were ashamed of who he was".

After contretemps at Cardiff and the catch at Lord's that maybe wasn't, they ought to be ashamed of themselves for acting like a pair of kids.

He said there were "almost 2,000 children in detention in the middle of 2013 under the former [Labor] government's watch" and the commission "ought to be ashamed of itself" for acting in a partisan manner.

House Republicans who hold that view and act on it are acting against the best interests of all Americans, and they should be ashamed.

And, if you'll permit me just one more humble suggestion, how about we tell our kids exactly what Boy Butter is and why it exists and stop acting like it's something to be ashamed of?

In the lead role of a lifetime, Whitaker treats the audience to a full-throated, technically accomplished cadenza of pure acting exuberance, the kind of performance that you feel ashamed for enjoying quite so much.

Today, you walk into the very same school and classroom, and you will have 30 kids acting like knuckleheads, and 5 kids -- smart ones -- who are ashamed to admit that they want to learn.