Sentence examples for a bit embarrassing to from inspiring English sources

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

It is all a bit embarrassing to watch.

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

"I look back and it would be a bit embarrassing to be a 55-year-old ents manager," he continues.

It was a bit embarrassing to lose like that but there will be a response on Friday.

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

"It was a little bit embarrassing, to be fair," he says.

When the real events were unfolding, people told Ms. Polley they would make a great film, "and I actually didn't agree with that at all," she said, adding that in general, when people make stories about their own families "they're very rarely not kind of self-indulgent and a little bit embarrassing to watch".

IT is a bit embarrassing, though gratifying, to announce that I have won my own contest.

11.01am GMT Also: that tribute to Baz started to get a bit embarrassing towards the end.

Which would be a bit embarrassing if it turned out to be true.