Sentence examples for sound ashamed from inspiring English sources

After the discovery of a pornographic videotape that the police say shows him with a minor, Mr. Kelly returned with some of the raciest songs of his career; he didn't sound ashamed, so people weren't ashamed to listen.

Even the authorities on television sound ashamed.

INDIANAPOLIS — In the corner of a crowded locker room, in a hushed voice, Michigan State forward Adreian Payne sounded ashamed.

When I came back to it again later (one should always ask the important questions more than once), she said he did hit her: that felt like the truth, because she sounded ashamed to admit it.

Sounding somewhat ashamed, Mr. Rivera said his delay in endorsing Mr. Ferrer until he surged in the polls did not represent a profile in courage.

But I am a puritan relic of an age undreamed of, when the Clash wouldn't do Top of the Pops, even Mötley Crüe wouldn't play South Africa, and when, if John Peel did do advert voiceovers, he at least sounded slightly ashamed.

For a long time we were ashamed of that sound but in fact there's a lot to discover, it has its roots in everything from house to salsa.

I know it sounds silly, but I felt ashamed about being in an inpatient unit and I didn't want to tell too many people.

The recommended formula for replies is tentafier + feeling adjective + source of feeling ("It sounds like you're feeling ashamed because your friend didn't invite you to her party").

So just in case about three or four months from now you might hear a record by me which sounds terrible, don't feel ashamed, just wait until the money rolls in because every day people are singing worse and worse on purpose and the public buys more and more records.

The explosive harmony of a high-revving, internal combustion engine is a sound that I'm not too ashamed to admit I can fall asleep to.