Sentence examples for feel mortified from inspiring English sources

"I almost feel mortified," she said, "for how long I wasn't educated".

I look back at this picture and feel mortified, but everybody else thought it was very human.

I know we're not responsible for the condition of our prison, but it's hard not to feel mortified.

While he is living life this fully, and with such bristling bravado, long may he feel mortified.

Unfortunately, I feel mortified when I hear the term because I am a mom, or — as I prefer to say — I have a child.

You write and drink as you see fit, partly out of choice, often out of need, and if you wake up next morning, look back on what you've done and feel mortified and shaken — well, maybe you've learned something.

If this overlapped with "Alice," no wonder I felt mortified.

So when its athletes came back from last year's Olympic Games with just one medal (silver), the nation felt mortified.

In a soft woodwind passage, I accidentally changed notes a bit early and felt mortified, although nobody said anything later.

She tells me that, early on, she was the victim of a kiss-and -tell by a druggie ex, and felt mortified.

I know, having spoken to him, that [Brown] feels mortified by the hurt caused to [Duffy] and that's why he telephoned her straight away and gave his personal apology to her..