Sentence examples for become embarrassing from inspiring English sources

Its injustices have become embarrassing even to right-wingers.

"It has become embarrassing to say you live in Hollywood".

Both touch on the question of why Christianity has become embarrassing.

The gambit has become embarrassing enough that 68 senators have publicly pledged their support for a pending measure.

A quick left-hander on winter ice that threatened to become embarrassing was quickly corrected by the system.

She said it's become "embarrassing" to give the same status report every time she attends one of her Entrepreneurs Organization meetings.

She had become embarrassed by him.

As for aid, it is almost as if Mr Cameron has become embarrassed by what is, without doubt, a remarkable humane accomplishment in cash-strapped times.

One executive at the Post says that management had become embarrassed by mainland officials' complaints about the accuracy of the newspaper's China coverageCuriously, though, Mr Lam is confident he can find a new post elsewhere in Hong Kong.

Alex Rodriguez said he was starting to become embarrassed by the anticipation: the fans standing as he strode to every at-bat, the flashbulbs piercing the sky during night games, the good wishes being showered on him as he tried game after game to hit his 500th home run.

Avoid staring at the lady to whom you have offered your toast, as she may become embarrassed by the attention drawn to her if she is present.