Sentence examples for feeling disgraced from inspiring English sources

Emma's resentment at not having been let in on the family secret ends up leaving her feeling disgraced and paralyzed.

There was a time when they accepted who they were, but the world's obsession with physical fitness had interfered with their sedentary lifestyle and left them feeling disgraced, embarrassed and diminished.

Feeling "disgraced, disregarded, disrespected and not believed," he wanted Peebles to be blacklisted.

Do you feel disgraced?

"I think this film should not go out; it was too sullied," Kechiche told Telerama, adding that the allegations against him had left him feeling "humiliated, disgraced.

"It is not surprising that people will hide who they truly are," he surmised, to avoid feeling 'insulted, disgraced, teased, or taunted.'.

Are they capable of feeling embarrassed, humiliated or disgraced?

Refusing to display the token penitence demanded by his university, Lurie comes to experience a deeper feeling of disgrace.

But "negative feelings" about Harper are rising and the ongoing trial of disgraced Senator Mike Duffy continues to chip away at Conservative support.

Disgraced, the government falls.

He disgraced the game.