Meanings of look abashed in English

Rupert had the good grace to look abashed, and I heaved a long sigh.

Someone laughed sharply at the slackening of tension; Gregg had the grace to look abashed.

We only meant to be amusing. He at least had the grace to look abashed.

Pip had the decency to look abashed as he had me turn the suit around.

Was it her imagination, or did he look abashed?

Hoban had the sense to look abashed.

Hanna doesn't look abashed at Cormac's admonishment.

The men still had enough of their wits about them to look abashed but they didn't stop eating.

Atre didn't even look abashed.

A few seconds later, Willy stood up and, knowing what was required of her, did her best to look abashed.

We rushed out in time to see it standing over Johnson, one of the dogs, who, true to his name, did not look abashed.

I suppose my steady look abashed him, for he muttered something about Smith's bookstall, as though I should be deceived by such a flimsy excuse.

Stephen looked abashed at his word; and Roger hung his head again.

He colored and, for the first time in his life, looked abashed.

He caught the eye of Mr. Smith, then looked abashed at Miss.

Zusthra looked abashed, but the others snickered as Ki backed out again.