The phrase "ashamed of considering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing regret or embarrassment about the act of contemplating something.
Example: "She felt ashamed of considering leaving her job for a less stable opportunity."
Alternatives: "embarrassed about thinking" or "guilty for contemplating".
Although Rabbi Shlomo Ben Izri, then Israel's Deputy Health Minister was "ashamed of this choice", considering it "an offense to all of us Jews", Israel's High Court of Justice supported the decision made by the Israeli festival commission.
But the truth was that I was ashamed of what I considered a less-than-perfect-body.
But please hear me, it is never beneficial to make a mother feel ashamed of what she considers to be one of the most important relationships in her life.
Elected officials should be ashamed to be considering these kinds of election changes, but they won't feel compelled to change their minds unless their constituents make their voices heard.
In a related comment, he also declared himself "ashamed" of several bills being considered in Parliament that he believes chip away at democracy in Israel: an antidefamation law, one that silences loudspeakers issuing the Muslim call to prayer and another that prevents foreign governments from financing left-wing Israeli groups.
When he set up a telephone hot line last year to help suicidal people, with financial sponsorship from JR East, Dr. Yukio Saito received 1,300 calls a week from people -- mostly men -- who said they were ashamed of their failings and were considering ending their lives.
At his sentencing, Awolaja said he was ashamed someone he considered to be a brother took advantage of him.
Chevron should be ashamed of its behavior, which our team considers to be not only unethical, but criminal".
Young people and their parents are ashamed of multigenerational living although our preindustrial society considered that the norm.
