Sentence examples for became embarrassing from inspiring English sources

The boys' groans became embarrassing.

It became embarrassing to wear an Islander jersey in public.

Coming against the backdrop of those closures, Barclays' expensive "big bank" ad campaign became embarrassing.

The situation became embarrassing when a question was asked that was pointed at the father of a little girl in the class, who promptly burst into tears.

Research published in late 2007 by the Princeton professor Burton G. Malkiel showed that many hedge funds simply stopped reporting results after they became embarrassing.

It then became a useful luxury; transitioned to being simply useful; made the move to being popular; eventually became embarrassing to be without; then difficult to be without.

My kids were fine until their peers started making comments and they became embarrassed.

Even Castro became embarrassed by the spectacle of so many people clamoring to leave the island.

But the officer became embarrassed when he discovered that he was not the intended target – Mr. Pierre-Louis was.

The outrage grew as the new media further scrutinized the caucus process, and many Maine officials became embarrassed at the Byzantine nature and the party's complicated rules.

In addition, I became embarrassed by the how-secret-is-it issue, although that isn't a cause of my altered conclusion.