Sentence examples for makes him ashamed from inspiring English sources
His Ferris has a streak of decency that makes him ashamed of the way the Americans deceive and manipulate people, and he gets into profane, knockabout arguments with Crowe, whose soft, Southern tones, which try to cover cynicism with charm, only make him angrier.
When he isn't with them, he can't help remembering, though it makes him ashamed, how he sat with his back to the girls in the bedroom while they dressed, sweating in his thick suit, Connie's white stocking wrapped twice around his eyes and tied behind his head.
Matt's father Kevin Epling told the Detroit Free Press that the law makes him "ashamed" and called it "government-sanctioned bigotry".
He wrote his fiancée, Annie Haggerty, confiding that his decision made him "ashamed of myself, as if I were cowardly".
The chairman, himself Tibetan, said seeing images of overseas Tibetan protesters had made him ashamed.
He has said that the Clinton impeachment made him "ashamed" to call himself a Republican.
His diaries are scathing about politicians, Blair in particular, and the Iraq war made him ashamed to be English.
Vegetarian DJ Tony Blackburn denounced the song as "disgraceful", claiming that the Sex Pistols made him "ashamed of the pop world".
A club spokesman said that Roman Abramovich was "disgusted" at the incident – which was filmed by a British expatriate – while Mourinho said the video made him ashamed.
He was also a lifelong Labour supporter, responsible for a hereditary peer, Lord Home, becoming prime minister, a development that made him "ashamed to be British".
Damned by Hitler as an "incorrigible fool", he had rich Jewish friends, disliked nazism and said that Kristallnacht made him ashamed to be German.
