Ashamed In A Sentence

Q: How to use ashamed in a sentence?

1. You ought to be ashamed of yourself. 2. Then he grew ashamed of his hesitancy. 3. He felt ashamed of his churlishness. 4. I will never be ashamed of my dear mother. 5. I almost feel ashamed to have you think of me as you do.

How To Use Ashamed In A Sentence?

Brook felt ashamed of his inability to show the definite power that he possessed.
I am sometimes quite ashamed of my plain self when we are going about together.
She has not found out, that her extensive knowledge is any thing to be ashamed of.
As to getting other help we were ashamed till he should be a little less shamefully backward.
Then he relapsed to silence, a little ashamed in that he had been trapped into showing temper.
But a real good horse comes close to making an ordinary man feel ashamed of himself.
I oft have been ashamed that knowledge failed, When old and young with problems me assailed.
That is why I do honestly want the estate, and that is why I am not ashamed of wanting it.
In a lottery, somebody must draw the prize; if I have drawn it, am I to be ashamed of my luck?
Truly, you must be as tired of the comic view of the question as you are ashamed of your medical students.
He grew ashamed of himself, realizing that a foolish and unwarrantable jealousy had led him into a species of disloyalty.
I had always been accustomed to feeling ashamed of myself, for one thing or another, so there was no novelty for me in the situation.

The dog stood with hanging head and tail, as if ashamed he had let so many of his enemies get away unharmed.
We ought to be ashamed of furniture which is continually being replaced; at all events, we cannot possibly take any interest in such furniture.
You men can go out into the world if you like, to sin like fools and marry like fools, not knowing what you are doing and ashamed to ask.
The fire was sinking, and he built it up quietly, ashamed of this proof of his regard for physical comfort, and hoping it would pass unnoticed.
I wish you never may have cause to feel ashamed of your want of love for me; if I alone suffer, what matters it?
Suddenly she knew that she was ashamed of having believed in Vetch when she contrasted him with John Benham.

Short & Simple Example Sentence For Ashamed | Ashamed Sentence

You ought to be ashamed of yourself.
Then he grew ashamed of his hesitancy.
He felt ashamed of his churlishness.
I will never be ashamed of my dear mother.
I almost feel ashamed to have you think of me as you do.
We were ashamed of him again, and said so.
Trust me; you shall have no cause to be ashamed of me.
She felt ashamed though her intention had been good.
I felt ashamed and miserable, then.
He was almost ashamed of this ridiculous vigil in a boat.
The word stuck in her memory, and she was ashamed of it.
And Patricia was instantly ashamed of her resentment.
And why should I be ashamed to help any of our boys?
What have you been doing that makes you look so ashamed of yourself.
I was ashamed of having at first set so low a value upon this man.
I think he was ashamed of me, privately, because of my weak faith.
Lisner, I'm ashamed of you!
Then and afterwards, ashamed as I was of it, I instinctively shrank from him.
I did though, I am ashamed to say; and I wanted to set off on the next day.
I'm thoroughly ashamed that you should have seen me in such a plight.
But you've got a chance to show you're ashamed for what you've done.