Sentence examples for be a source of embarrassment from inspiring English sources
I have always considered my love of football to be a source of embarrassment, somewhat of an anomaly in my character.
The revelation will be a source of embarrassment for the Prime Minister as the British Government has been critical of the deteriorating human rights situation inside Belarus.
The fact that many rules have not been completed so long after Lehman's failure could be a source of embarrassment to the administration and regulators.
But the fact that Judge Kaye felt compelled to sue should be a source of embarrassment to legislators, especially Assembly Democrats, who have held judicial pay hostage while they maneuver for their own raises.
It makes a mockery of our claims to have an ethical approach to bilateral relations with other countries, and it betrays a lickspittle way of dealing with autocratic regimes, which should be a source of embarrassment to people of any political persuasion.
Among the things destroyed with the twin towers was the notion, held by certain Americans ever since Vietnam, that to be stirred by national identity, carry a flag and feel grateful toward someone in uniform ought to be a source of embarrassment.
Asked whether that incident and the striker's subsequent comments about "The hand of God now belongs to me" were a source of embarrassment Tábarez replied: "I'm embarrassed by what is being asked by the British press.
Asked whether that incident and the striker's subsequent comments were a source of embarrassment last night, Tábarez replied: "I'm embarrassed by what is being asked by the British press.
It's a source of embarrassment".
Wedding bands have been a source of embarrassment for those forced to play in them.
