Sentence examples similar to shamefaced expression from inspiring English sources
They leave with an almost shamefaced look of bliss on their faces.
In a back room after the show, Mr. Mustafa walked up to Mr. Skolnick with another double expression: exhilarated but shamefaced.
A failure to rebut "relentless" Conservative attacks had made Labour look "like a shamefaced schoolboy", he wrote in the Independent.
On Monday, Geraint Davies wrote in the Independent that a failure to rebut "relentless" Conservative attacks had made Labour look "like a shamefaced schoolboy".
Can you quickly save face or will you be shamefaced accross the web.
When Winfrey later channelled readers' outrage by castigating Frey on TV, in part she was indirectly expressing her audience's – and her own – shamefaced recognition of their complicity.
He, at least, had had the grace to be shamefaced.
He looks a bit shamefaced again.
Patchenko, an obese man in a tan tropical suit, looked shamefaced and terrified.
'I realise how that sounds now,' she says, slightly shamefaced.
R.R. felt shamefaced about the car and took it out of service.
