Sentence examples for are often embarrassed from inspiring English sources

His handling of backstory and exposition is naive and ungainly, and his characters are often embarrassed into doing what screenwriters grimly refer to as "talking the plot".

According to the survey of 1,002 parents of children aged four to 12, two thirds of parents are often embarrassed about their lack of knowledge and even resort to telling their children white lies.

Both parents and teachers are often embarrassed to talk about it.

It's true that people deep in debt are often embarrassed and wrapped in blankets of denial.

The real world where people are often embarrassed to say what they really feel, or the virtual whose mask allows relationships to develop uninhibited?" Both online infidelity and real/virtual world relationship development were investigated in the BBC One documentary Wonderland: Virtual Love and Cyber Space in January.

But it's not often talked about, as people are often embarrassed about what or how much they eat.

The pages themselves seem to smell of adolescent angst, and trips down memory lane, while sometimes pleasant, are often embarrassing.

Afterward, I was often embarrassed by how irrational I had become.

"I was often embarrassed that my parents could not speak English or assimilate," she said.

The first movie I remember us seeing was 'Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo.' " Lee was often embarrassed by his parents' behavior.

Her son James, one of a dozen children from her two marriages, was often embarrassed, sometimes scared.