Sentence examples similar to is really ashamed from inspiring English sources

"I was really ashamed," she said.

I'm really ashamed of the enormous Chinese demand that has created this phenomenon.

"I have done things that I'm really ashamed of," he said, looking toward the windows.

Berkavitch poses the question: have you ever done anything that you are really ashamed of?

In the Fumes, Magda Pieta, a Polish documentary filmmaker, half-jokingly said: "We are really ashamed of everything we do.

There are times when I am really ashamed of my own profession, and the rumpus over the Pope's speech last week is one of them.

"I was really ashamed," she said with a laugh in a recent conversation, but she admitted that the mint grew nicely on her little plot.

The court heard how Windass had co-operated fully with police and had told probation officers he was "really ashamed and embarrassed for doing what he's done" and "disgusted with himself".

"Quite honestly, I'm really ashamed to see that Congress doesn't have the guts to stand up and make a change and put a ban on these types of weapons," he said, speaking barely above a mumble.

"I'm really ashamed to see that Congress doesn't have the guts to stand up and put a ban on these types of weapons and universal background checks [on gun sales].

I'm really ashamed I thought that way because today I've changed my mind on a lot of things, of how medicine should be and who should be included.'" The key point to remember is that every single person is different, disability or no, Palipana said.