Sentence examples for most ashamed from inspiring English sources

Then, the movie classic we're most ashamed to admit we've never seen.

But of all the things I did and said back then, that's the one I'm most ashamed and embarrassed about".

"It was like being on a guided tour of the moments of my life I am most ashamed of".

And yet America's triumphs have come, and we have been most ourselves, when we have opened our doors, and we have been most ashamed when we closed them.

"They are the ones who should be most ashamed of Officer Durrell and those like him," she wrote in an e-mail.

"It is the one event in my life of which I am most ashamed, and I have long feared it would be made public," said Mr. Major, 59.

Some do not fully realize it themselves until they begin discussing it, and most are ashamed to admit it to their families.

My mother was German and I can assure him most Germans are ashamed of their Nazi past.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, given the traditional image of men as breadwinners, men were significantly more likely than women to report feeling ashamed most of the time.

Nearly half of the adults surveyed admitted to feeling embarrassed or ashamed most of the time or sometimes as a result of being out of work.

But Lady Godiva was a heroine of purity and integrity, and most people were ashamed to take even a peek at her, whereas Lady Chatterley is always good for a laugh, or rather a dirty snigger: Lady Chatterley and her bit of rough.