Sentence examples for feeling mortified from inspiring English sources

Not everyone is convinced by Browning's Shea, least of all Shea's real-life niece, who has described feeling "mortified" by Browning's performance (Browning sounds "common as muck" and looks "like a little two-bit trollope," she told the Daily Express).

What politician will speak for the poor flustered millions, those for whom the very definition of Englishness is feeling mortified when asked to define Englishness; who if pressed might cite queuing, apologising even when the other person is actually at fault, and always carrying an umbrella, but worry afterwards that maybe even that was a bit strident?

Don't give up if you are feeling mortified with the argument you just presented.

Don't worry about how the passive-aggressive person will feel; he/she will be feeling mortified that you've worked out the game.

The actress remembered feeling "frozen, horrified, mortified" during the awkward moment on set.

"Commuters look mortified," tweeted one observer.

The next morning, I woke up on my friend's parents' bed, which I had thrown up all over, feeling absolutely mortified.

The pope, mortified at feeling desire for the woman, ordered a servant to cut off the offending hand.

There's a bit of history between these two, which always lends an edge to their encounters - you get the feeling Thorpe would be mortified if he fell to his old enemy, so instead he hammers him through extra cover for four.

It was a chore that reacquainted him with the performer he had been early in his career and the artist he has since become, and as he wandered through more than a decade's worth of unreleased music, he found himself feeling nostalgic, relieved and occasionally mortified.

(Mr. Pattinson looked mortified).