Sentence examples for a more embarrassing from inspiring English sources

Then there is a more embarrassing reason for preferring a male therapist.

It is hard to imagine a worse Presidency — or, for that matter, a more embarrassing life — than the one François Hollande has been suffering through lately.

No one can remember a more embarrassing instance of a sensitive weapon – even if it contains no explosives – mysteriously going walkabout.

But the biggest challenge unfolding here is more political than economic, and it could soon lead to a more embarrassing vacancy — the mayor's seat.

(Both teams lost their bowl games that season, although Cincinnati did so in a more embarrassing fashion, giving up 51 points against sixth-ranked Florida).

But Capel endured a more embarrassing fate than all the other seventh-round selections: he was released in July, before training camp even began.

He suggests, plausibly, that this is a potentially more embarrassing consequence for such a theory: 'Even if one is willing to accept the result that one is sometimes more rational in the good case than in the bad case, it is harder to live with the claim that one is sometimes more rational in the bad case than the good case' (p. 390).

It would be a lot more embarrassing if I were testing a new type of bedpan.

This case was a bit more embarrassing because I actually knew a lot about the company and people they were talking about.

In Shrinking Violets, Joe Moran tackles a far more embarrassing subject: being shy.

It's a lot more embarrassing if you're the drummer".