" Vodianova's eyes tear up as she tries to explain, "I felt ashamed sometimes.

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The look on their faces was my wake up call - they were so upset and I felt ashamed.

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In later testimony, Devlin said that he felt ashamed of the command.

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He felt ashamed to lose the money of friends and family.

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Speaking during a television debate during the Irish Presidential contest last year Mr McGuinness described the Enniskillen bomb as atrocious and said he felt ashamed when such incidents were carried out in the name of Irish republicanism.

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"Believe me, I felt myself ashamed when I saw some of you looking for me, " he said.

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If the startup went bust, the entrepreneur often felt so ashamed that he left town rather than face the locals' scorn.

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If the start-up went bust, the entrepreneur often felt so ashamed that he left town rather than face the town's scorn.

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He added that Mr Boatman was a "proud man" who had worked hard to protect the police and had felt "ashamed" at the recent developments.

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It was a relief to finally be able to talk about it and, by doing so, encourage others, who had felt isolated and ashamed like me, to do the same.

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On Mondays, Luda and Milena felt deflated and tired, too, and perhaps even a little ashamed of their Friday excitement.

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