Usage of "ashamed at"

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Usage of ashamed at in English

Ethel was provoked and ashamed at the throbs that it would excite. 
 The Daisy Chain, or Aspirations 

I'll tell you everything. He was ashamed at how easily he broke. 
 Servant of a dark god 

I looked down, slightly ashamed at how greedy I must have seemed. 
 Cleopatra's Moon 

He was ashamed at the weakness he heard there, angry at himself. 
 Apocalypse of the Dead 

I'm tired and I'm happy and I'm half- ashamed at my own luxury. 
 Mary Slessor of Calabar: Pioneer Missionary 

I was immediately ashamed at how relieved I felt that he was gone. 
 Pandemonium 

I am ashamed at my own reluctance to hear this call to arms. 
 The Lady of the Rivers 

And he felt ashamed at the joy which filled him at the thought. 
 The Jungle Girl 

He was angry and ashamed at that small betraying break in his voice. 
 Star Hunter 

You will be angry and ashamed at the things he says of me. 
 The Historical Nights' Entertainment: Second Series 

I am so grieved and ashamed at what I have said and done. 
 The Mysterious Key and What It Opened 

He was not ashamed at recalling his weakness the day before. 
 The Horse-Stealers and Other Stories 

She was almost ashamed at being discovered alone amid the pines. 
 Winter’s Tale 

Pierrette, ashamed at being reproved before strangers, crept softly out of the room. 
 Pierrette 

Some have told me they're em­barrassed or even ashamed at this. 
 Heaven 

All who have grown up seem ashamed at being hawked about for sale. 
 The Last Journals of David Livingstone, in Central Africa, from ... 

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Meanings of ashamed at in English