Sentence examples for be very embarrassing to from inspiring English sources

This accident can be very embarrassing to explain to MIT Medical.

"It will be very embarrassing to walk around with Hello Kitty on your arm".

He added, "The only conclusion I can come to is any information they'd give us would be very embarrassing to them".

The implications will become clearer over time, but I'm hopeful that this will be very embarrassing to the CCP and will force change.

"Sometimes you feel, 'Why am I banging on about this when these crooks seem to go from strength to strength?' You have those moments of doubt but usually the problem with writing about these things is you've committed yourself to positions from which it would be very embarrassing to reverse.

It must be very embarrassing to have a father saying derogatory things about you in print.

"It's very embarrassing to say," she said.

I thought it was very embarrassing to be a student and pregnant at the same time.

It was "MmeMulder," which is very embarrassing to me now.

"It is very embarrassing, to say the least, for Australia to treat PNG as such".

It's very embarrassing to be in Germany or Holland where everybody speaks perfect English and you can't reciprocate.