Sentence examples for ashamed look from inspiring English sources

Later, remembering Herb's ashamed look at the time, she decided that Brian had been Herb's lover.

It feels like a whipping every time he gives me an ashamed look.

The implication is fairly obvious: "Tell Jon Snow about that whole thing where you burned the king's daughter at the stake!" In the trailer, the Red Woman looks ashamed; Jon looks disturbed but is Melisandre actually going to show shame over a fairly public action that, after all, Stannis more or less approved of?

She clutched Jeanne's case to her chest and ran away, ashamed to look at him.

It was as if he was too ashamed to look at them.

(If you've forgotten what negative capability is, don't be ashamed to look it up).

It was as if the journalists understood that Icelanders were too ashamed to look at themselves in the mirror.

Don't be ashamed to look it up: Mr. Costello did, in preparation for a commission from the Royal Danish Opera in 2005.

"You felt almost ashamed to look at them," he writes, "for they led such quiet lives, as if inconspicuous or invisible".

As sisters who love to travel in the United States, we are never ashamed to look like the tourists we often mock on the streets of our native New York City.

"I'm so ashamed to look in the eyes of my neighbors after what Russia has done," she said, speaking in both Russian and Georgian.