Sentence examples for a bit embarrassing about from inspiring English sources
"There's something a bit embarrassing about saying you're a magician.
I've just done my bit to inch the latter closer to the top spot by downloading it – something I'd resisted doing until now because I initially thought there was something a bit embarrassing about the campaign.
Strahan says he has no regrets about the last 12 months, although he is a bit embarrassed about sticking a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in his mouth before opening it.
"I loved it," he recalled, "but I was a bit embarrassed about telling people I wanted to be an actor and comedian because it's a bit like saying, 'I'm so good looking and I want to be a model".' In fact, after leaving university, he did become a male catalogue model for a while.
I'm a bit embarrassed about having allowed myself to feel that way.
Maybe you're a bit embarrassed about your childhood musical tastes, but if there are songs you haven't heard in many years, listening to them again can be a great way to feel like you are back in the past.
The whole idea of a 'blingy' holiday that you boast to your friends about has become a bit embarrassing.
Do we have to have the Sears Tower come down before we take the Middle East serious?" War and the Fighting Irish "It is a bit embarrassing that we don't talk about the war more," said Helena Payne, a senior and news editor of The Observer, the student daily at Notre Dame.
"It's a bit embarrassing".
This is a bit embarrassing.
