Sentence examples for look ashamed from inspiring English sources
"I told you not to come out until Gretchen says, 'All hail, the sun is rising!' Pooky, you're hopeless," and she'd blow him a kiss and he'd look ashamed and pleased all at once.
They also received assistance from an eighth team member — a Yorkipoo named Baxter, who, according to Klibaite, "knows a total of fifteen tricks including 'beg and look ashamed.'" Some of the phrases dragged and repurposed out of my Facebook past yielded a feeling of shame to which Baxter might relate.
He relives some of his earliest memories and does not know whether to laugh or look ashamed when he remembers how, in Kenya as a boy, he used to steal baby rabbits from the local kindergarten in order to feed them alive to his two pythons Rocky and Sandy.
If you trip, then it's funny; laugh at yourself but don't look ashamed or super embarrassed because then people will think you're super sensitive.
Seeing someone looking ashamed prompts the observer to understand the cause of this feeling.
One where the condemned was innocent, the crowd aghast and even the hangman looked ashamed.
Ashton Kutcher passes on the project; the director Jon Favreau (who worked with Mr. Shepard in the forgotten "Zathura: A Space Adventure" and looks ashamed to be on camera) rejects it.
In their study, participants impulsively assigned higher status to a prideful water boy than to a team captain who looked ashamed.
When one child confesses, looking ashamed, that he doesn't brush his teeth in the morning, Ms. Johnson thanks him for his honesty.
"He looked ashamed, hungry and broken".
