Sentence examples for ashamed to face from inspiring English sources
If officials don't get them done, they should be ashamed to face the voters this November.
His childhood home had crumbled, and he was too ashamed to face old friends.
He said, of his silver medal, "I feel ashamed to face my country and my team".
When the weightlifter Wu Jingbiao won a silver medal, narrowly missing out on a gold, he sobbed before the camera and said, "I feel ashamed to face my country and my team".
"We should not be ashamed to face up to the fact that our international income is an essential element in the FA's basic function of promoting the game across the whole spectrum of society," said FA secretary Ted Croker, trying his best to defend the unpopular decision.
"My kids are going to be so ashamed to face their friends at school," I thought.
People say things online that they would be ashamed to say face to face.
But another man shouted: "Aren't you ashamed to show your face here?
It is a week when some people are ashamed to show their face to the doorman, only to find that he is off to Maine.
