shamefaced

The first shamefaced thought of going back came to him.

She looked down at his hand and he let her go, shamefaced.

The doctor looked shamefaced at the sound of his words.

Then he looked at her and smiled in a shamefaced way.

I turned back, to find him sitting on the bed, looking at me with a shamefaced smile.

In a few minutes, he was on his feet, a little shamefaced, but essentially well.

He looks defiant but maybe just a little shamefaced too.

The rest of the room followed protocol and did the same, some rather more shamefaced than others.

The odd thing is that I was more than a little shamefaced about it.

We will not put an end to them by shamefaced introspection.

The glow faded in his eyes and he looked shamefaced.

He gives her a shrug and a small, shamefaced smile.

I've never seen him so shamefaced as when he told me he'd done it."

They made a shamefaced show now of volunteering for the search.

For the first time Gil looked uncertain and a little shamefaced.

But as they turned, shamefaced, to go, he had an afterthought.

Finally, with a shamefaced apology for his weakness, he rose once more.

The old man did look a bit shamefaced, however, but it was a worthless little triumph.

"I thought it would be something for him to play with," said Carrot, slightly shamefaced.

He was so shamefaced and penitent I had to laugh.

The kid looked so sad and shamefaced that Steve almost felt sorry for him.

Then I'd walk up shamefaced to the front desk.

He looked shamefaced at that, and dropped the hand.

He pulled off the headset and handed it to her, shamefaced.

Immediately, though, he grasped the situation, looked shamefaced, and put down his blade.