Sentence examples for be embarrassing with from inspiring English sources

"But I decided it would be embarrassing, with only $100,000 to invest, to ask his advice".

Two children prove to be embarrassing with the questions they ask and an annoyance while a game is being carried on Four women at bridge.

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They didn't want to be embarrassed with the racist brush, you know?

I'd think they might be embarrassed with this whole thing".

Peter Fleming, clearly a modest man, is likely to be embarrassed with the awarding of an honour, but if ever there was justification this is it.

When the lead minister made clear that "I am an ex-offender and walked the same path as you" but that the agenda couldn't accommodate them, the intruders shouted, "The church isn't part of the community!" and "You should be embarrassed with yourself!" before exiting in a huff.

It feels like we're a bit spoiled here in America in the fact that no matter how many medals we come up with it there's only two possible results "we did what we expected to do" or "we completely failed and should be embarrassed with ourselves".

Even if this were not desirable from the point of view of the Government's interest in maintaining civil control, it would obviously be to the interests of Lord Kitchener himself, who could hardly wish to be embarrassed with the questions of home politics which will reassert themselves when peace has been obtained.

"He is meant to be a competitive midfield enforcer but he should be embarrassed with what he did.