Sentence examples for a bit embarrassing for from inspiring English sources

It could be a bit embarrassing for Green's ex-publisher if he were to win.

It's a bit embarrassing for Nick Clegg (a believer in the virtues of coalition).

It's all a bit embarrassing for the Tories, who have always trumpeted the advantages of building nuclear but were forced to concede that no subsidies would be given.

Klinsmann also left off defender Tim Ream, which was a bit embarrassing for the player since his club had announced last week that he would be returning to the the national team roster.

The whole situation has been a bit embarrassing for Apple.

The whole situation has been a bit embarrassing for Apple.

"I am a bit embarrassed for everyone who was there to witness that".

"It's a little bit embarrassing for one of the nation's largest retailers to have a Web site that can't support a rush — it's not like they're any strangers to rushes," said Ian Schafer, chief executive of the digital marketing firm Deep Focus.

Still, it's got to be just a little bit embarrassing for Facebook, which has been at the forefront of the social game for so long, to have completely run out of original ideas.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino said: "The first half was a little bit embarrassing for everyone.

Naturally, the speech was adorable, memorable and a little bit embarrassing for the kids.