Sentence examples for feel disgrace from inspiring English sources

Hodgson's side no longer, the players involved should collectively feel disgrace for weeks to come.

But Bregman said the Japanese had no cause to feel disgraced.

His relatives repeatedly have said they feel disgraced and would never welcome him back.

In Disgrace, those who feel disgraced are also those who are punished.

Mr. Helms said outside the courtroom that he wore his conviction "like a badge of honor," and added: "I don't feel disgraced at all.

So many Muslims have told me they feel disgraced on behalf of Palestinians, Kashmiris and Iraqis, and in the UK, where the community suffers educational under-achievement, unemployment, poor housing and mental illness.

Do you feel disgraced?

Word got out about what Mary Lincoln was doing, and she felt disgraced by the news reports.

In any case, Szabo had loved her, hadn't wanted a divorce, and had felt disgraced at undergoing bankruptcy in a town of this size.

Keane had been merciless in his criticism of players he felt disgraced themselves in his absence, singling out John O'Shea, Kieran Richardson, Darren Fletcher, Edwin van der Sar, Alan Smith and Liam Miller (who had not played) among those who he believed were not pulling their weight.

he feels "disgraced, humbled and ashamed" by his actions.