Sentence examples for profoundly ashamed from inspiring English sources
He felt, very often in those years, profoundly ashamed.
Mr. García said he saw that the man was profoundly ashamed for what he had done.
Ordinary Egyptians have approached Americans on the street to tell them how profoundly ashamed and horrified they are by the attack.
Sam Finkler, Jacobson's media don, announces on Desert Island Discs "with a falter in his voice" that although he is Jewish, "on the matter of Palestine I am profoundly ashamed".
In The Independent on Thursday, Clare Short, a left-wing legislator who resigned as a cabinet minister after the Iraq invasion in 2003 and who announced in the article that she would not work for Labor in the next election, wrote, "I have reached a stage where I am profoundly ashamed of the government".
But she warned people should feel "profoundly ashamed" of what she says is a "very worrying picture" of children's health.
The current editor of the Sun, Dominic Mohan, said on Wednesday that the paper was "deeply ashamed and profoundly sorry" for publishing "an inaccurate and offensive story" and would be "reflect our deep sense of shame" in Thursday's edition.
Cardinal Sean Brady, the Catholic primate of All Ireland, said in a statement that he was "profoundly sorry and deeply ashamed," adding, "I hope the publication of today's report will help heal the hurts of victims and address the wrongs of the past".
The Sun's editor Dominic Mohan, who said the newspaper was "deeply ashamed and profoundly sorry" for the headline The Truth on the front-page story which ran four days after the disaster.
I felt nothing but a newfound sense of apathy, which made me feel ashamed and profoundly sad.
