Sentence examples for feel too ashamed from inspiring English sources

But making those women feel too ashamed to seek support does not help them.

The taboo around talking about sex means many feel too ashamed to find out.

She would feel "too ashamed".Until recently physical abuse was not even acceptable grounds for divorce in China.

"Victimized women feel too ashamed to make it public, and criminals who killed the three marines are afraid," said a police spokesman in the nearby city of Nago.

When I see emaciated North Korean children, I feel too ashamed to say, 'Please forgive me.' " Members of his anti-North Korea network operated in China on tourist and student visas for up to 13 years, he said.

Its survey showed that 25% of people would feel too ashamed to ask for help if they couldn't pay, while 40% wouldn't admit to family or friends if they were struggling with their housing costs.

Like many victims of childhood sexual abuse I'd always felt too ashamed and guilty to really talk about it.

I felt too ashamed by what we'd done to imagine living next door to them another day.

He worried about running out of money for rent and groceries but felt too ashamed to ask his parents for assistance.

The girl felt too ashamed to allow herself to be held, Ms. Ensler said, because her injuries had left her incontinent.

Perhaps in this context it will open up conversations about similar things that happened for other people that they have felt too ashamed to talk about.