Sentence examples similar to a bit embarrassing at from inspiring English sources

I was a bit embarrassed at times.

At one point he looked a bit embarrassed at their brazenly open display of love and affection for the man who started a political revolution in the nation during one of the most confounding and contentious presidential campaign seasons in modern history.

A while back I bagged on MK in my Street Fighter IV review, mostly because nowadays I'm enamored with good mechanics, which MK games never had, and because I'm still a bit embarrassed at my ability to effortlessly rattle off Sub-Zero's biography.

It's better to be a bit embarrassed at a hospital than to end up getting sick or scarring yourself.

It's a bit embarrassing to watch at the moment.

Of his decision to end his anonymity – after he appeared on TV shows with his identity obscured, sometimes wearing a balaclava – he said: "I'm 37 now and it's tiring and a bit embarrassing to put a balaclava on at this stage.

He is a huge hero in Ecuador and I think it was a bit embarrassing to him not getting a game at Southampton.

It is all a bit embarrassing to watch.

All a bit embarrassing ReprintsIn any event, could such suspicions be proved?

It's considered a bit embarrassing to be forced to fall back on English.

All a bit embarrassing ReprintsIn his time he has had some interesting and prescient ideas.