Sentence examples for quite ashamed from inspiring English sources
I am quite ashamed of you!
He also said, "I'm quite ashamed.
These are honest hardworking people who are quite ashamed of what happened that day.
"I actually feel quite ashamed because the guys do not deserve that," he said.
These several defects are undoubtedly the marks of a dubious character, and I am quite ashamed of myself.
Few actors could make one feel quite as ashamed over your own behaviour as Postlethwaite: a man whose respect, one instinctively feels, is worth earning.
Byron himself described his response, of which he was later ostentatiously if not quite persuasively ashamed, in sporting terms: "I recollect the effect on me of the Edinburgh on my first poem; it was rage, and resistance, and redress - but not despondency nor despair.
I was quite literally ashamed to be American.
[View clip here, 4 mins in] In fact, what Soros said was: "My mother was quite antisemitic and ashamed of being Jewish.
So rumours began of stolen pencils, playground incidents, until she faced us down, angry and tearful, and made us - quite rightly - thoroughly ashamed.
