Sentence examples for a less embarrassing from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr Putin would probably swap Mr Lukashenka for a less embarrassing pro-Russian alternative.

WE sat in the editor's office trying to think of a less embarrassing name for the column.

Now with Mauricio Pochettino at the helm, fans will be hoping for a less embarrassing time of things in this weekend's clash, Saturday's lunchtime kick off.

Ancient incantations and eye of newt — not that Newt — would be the only way to conjure up a less embarrassing group of leaders.

Actually, it has Christopher Fowler's, but this memoir is exactly right for anyone who wished they had been born in a less embarrassing time, place and family.

Mrs. Clinton was assigned a less embarrassing task: she pretended to be the only person in the studio who could fix a broken television screen.

Her interview in Vogue is accompanied by a leggy photo of the 47-year-old in a beach cover-up that looks like a fetching ad for a new, less embarrassing husband.

For him, this is all a little more abstract and a little less embarrassing, and he knows he has the answer.

To make Billie a little less embarrassing in public, Harry hires a handsome freelance journalist (William Holden) to tutor her.

These shares may be overpriced, so making underperformance more likely; but if the fund does underperform, it is a lot less embarrassing to meet sponsors with a fistful of Microsoft shares than with shares in unknown firms.Psychology may explain some losers.

If you were too young or poor to buy pornography or instruction books and had to go to the library, it was a lot less embarrassing checking out Lady Chatterley than a sex manual".