Sentence examples for of being ashamed from inspiring English sources
New Yorkers don't want to go back to the days of being ashamed of our streets.
She'd sit there in her finery, ashamed of him and ashamed of being ashamed.
What the adults can learn now is the importance of listening to the children, of being ashamed that we haven't been able to protect them.
Instead of being ashamed of their office gluts, Dallas and Houston boast of having some of the least expensive big-city buildings in the nation.
When we revisit such self-destructive lapses, we almost always talk about the spectacle of public shaming rather than the experience of being ashamed.
I'm a Palestinian, and the state declares itself the state of the Jews, so I don't have the privilege of being ashamed of it.
But to be ashamed of being English?
"That's nothing to be ashamed of".
"It's something to be ashamed of".
David felt ashamed of having been ashamed of his father.
"A lot of people were ashamed of it.
