Sentence examples for apparently embarrassed from inspiring English sources

The colonel, apparently embarrassed, left the room, and she was thrown out of the residence.

Partly the product of an arts/ science collective that had been meeting in Maurice Wilkins' lab since the inception of BSSRS, this dramatic activity apparently embarrassed and angered many of the people attending the festival.

He added, "It's a sad commentary that while the president believes in the power of showing our finest nature to the world by prosecuting alleged terrorists in an open federal court, the Department of Defense is apparently embarrassed to let all see representatives of the department's best side involved".

"There are times when I'm invited to dinners or parties at celebrities' homes – no I don't want to name names," he says, apparently embarrassed but obviously loving it, "and I'm like: 'Ooh, all these cool celebrities!' But nobody wants to talk to anybody but me.

This, apparently, embarrassed him so deeply that he killed all three of them, to show that he does, in fact, know how to fire a gun. .

Ultimately, this kind of discourse is appropriately placed in the restroom, where humans feel embarrassed and seek anonymity from what they are about to do (and indeed, the owners of the store were apparently embarrassed enough to censor the conversation with a tastefully placed coffee bean bag).

One in five landlords, sentient hellbeasts sent from the gods to wear mum jeans and punish us for our crimes on earth by taking three to six months to replace a defective boiler and then immediately hiking the rent up afterwards, are apparently too embarrassed to admit they are landlords to other, non-lizard persons.

Apparently a little embarrassed that a bunch of guys with guns had potentially found his sex toy, the man said he'd put some "technical stuff" in there, CNN reports.

Too embarrassed, obviously.

Apparently, the kids there are too embarrassed to buy an appropriate size, which is causing an STD epidemic in the country.

YouGov compiles the index by asking survey participants, "would you be proud or embarrassed to work at this brand?" And apparently Goldman is one of the most embarrassing big banks to work for.