Sentence examples for because of embarrassment from inspiring English sources

And the evidence suggests Cameron only dropped it because of embarrassment over the "non-dom" deceit.

Lon's father Karl had changed his name because of embarrassment over his poor Jewish backround.

Or girls drop out because of lack of toilets, or because of embarrassment when they start menstruating.

When even positing a conspiracy is enough to bring ridicule, might they actually have jettisoned the idea because of embarrassment?

This was to boost user security and, in part, because of embarrassment over revelations that some tech executives had worked closely with the NSA.

Derenak Kaufax said that many families who qualify for fee waivers choose not to self-report their income status because of embarrassment.

Because a lack of embarrassment is the only thing that separates a style triumph from a fashion faux pas".

And I show this with a little bit of embarrassment because it reveals just how, well, I like to take data, I suppose you might say.

He ordered two entrées because, despite the fear of embarrassment, he couldn't pass up something free.

The health plans available through the federal and state marketplaces are a central feature of the Affordable Care Act, Obama's signature domestic accomplishment — one that has become a source of embarrassment because of the marred launch of HealthCare.gov.gov

Now I have to tell you, some of the folks that will leave, they're leaving out of embarrassment, because they make their products outside.