Sentence examples for almost with embarrassment from inspiring English sources

Almost with embarrassment, you pity him somewhat.

Almost with embarrassment they began to amend some of their early lyrics at live shows.

It is expressed matter-of-factly, without a shred of smugness or superiority, almost with embarrassment.

Comedy, when it doesn't gross us out, has shrivelled into a prelude to sincerity: something to be hustled out of the way, almost with embarrassment, to allow warm feelings in.

Most great writers, including Homer, Euripides, Dante, Shakespeare and Conrad, have dealt with cannibalism, almost always with embarrassment and evasion.

But then, as well as being almost deranged with embarrassment, we are also "hypocrites".

"Some of my Greek colleagues were almost crying with embarrassment," Rai recalls.

She was the sort of child who almost automatically reddened with embarrassment when called on in class or while searching for a seat in the school lunchroom.

Those recollections filled me with almost unbearable embarrassment, and I began to feel more and more sympathetic to Gould".

Welcome to Mürren in the Swiss Alps, which this weekend celebrates the start of its 100th winter season with what is almost an embarrassment of snow.

The Bengals, meanwhile, decided the Almost Total Embarrassment column was O.K. with them and extended Marvin Lewis.