Sentence examples for added embarrassment from inspiring English sources

Regardless, some people criticized by Mr. O'Reilly have learned how to avoid added embarrassment when it is their turn in front of Mr. Watters's microphone.

The Foreign Office has made clear it is much better and cheaper for pirates to be tried in the region, rather than being brought to Britain, where they might cause added embarrassment by claiming asylum.

And there is surely a reason for this: this role offers an extra challenge, an added embarrassment, to theodicy.

AS an added embarrassment to the Giants' 34-7 loss in Super Bowl XXXV, the Ravens' owner, Art Modell, is the Giants' No. 1 season-ticket holder.

If the classic double act is Morecambe and Wise, this one is very much Wise and Wise, with the added embarrassment that someone has clearly told Shearer to smile more.

To my great relief, my hands were back to normal, and I was saved the added embarrassment of another sneaky hand swipe.

For example, when our "ex" changes their status on Facebook to "single," it not only heralds an official "divorce" (which sometimes even occurs in lieu of a break-up talk) but a very public one as well, adding embarrassment and humiliation to an already painful experience.

Mr. Ban added further embarrassment to the Iranian hosts by publicly upbraiding them in his speech for threatening to annihilate Israel and for describing the Holocaust as a politically motivated myth.

He embellishes several songs with a sweary American accent, adding mild embarrassment to songs that were trundling along effectively.

It adds further embarrassment to the Tories after the metadata of the letter's document shows the organiser of the letter was Conservative party HQ.

It will add to embarrassment in US government circles, in light of an October 2012 US House of Representatives intelligence committee report which said US firms should avoid doing business with Huawei and another Chinese telecoms company, ZTE, because they posed a national security threat.