ashamed at

Strangely, the man from Madras was not grinning; he had turned his face away, as if he were ashamed at what Chenayya had said.

Three months on and I feel ashamed at my previous cynicism and prejudice.

The king, feeling very much ashamed, at once sent officials to search for Sun's son, and gave him much money and a great deal of land.

I was deeply ashamed at having such a job and I was also afraid that I would forget everything I had learnt from my mother and my teachers.

It was only then that David, ashamed at his failure, began to cry.

After a decade or so, having run out of options, I returned to where I'd begun, ashamed at having so little to show for my wanderings.

I met him walking the streets as a common citizen. He seemed a little ashamed at seeing me, and passed without saying anything.

I for have no composition by myself the writing feel ashamed at will.

He was ashamed at being unable to give an answer .

My comprehension of the customs of the country was very limited I felt almost ashamed at how little I knew.

He was ashamed at being unable to give a correct answer.

Microsoft, though, should be ashamed at how feeble this campaign is.

But he does need to be ashamed at his display of bad manners.

We, as a country, should be ashamed at that -- the richest country.

'We felt ashamed at what had happened, ' Rupert Murdoch said.

He seemed a little ashamed at seeing me, and passed without saying any thing.

I felt ashamed at the way I treated her, and I cried myself to sleep.