Sentence examples for becoming embarrassing from inspiring English sources

So bad is my craving that it's becoming embarrassing.

The question of where the oil money is going is becoming embarrassing to the president.

Jeremy Clarkson's success was in danger of becoming embarrassing for the BBC.

Meanwhile Harrington loses yet another hole on 13; this weekend is becoming embarrassing for him now.

"The fans have said this is becoming embarrassing for the sport, and we want them to know we're listening.

LONDON — The role of governments, royalty and the masses in welcoming home sports players like soldiers from a war is becoming embarrassing.

He talks so much he's becoming embarrassed by it.

Don't risk becoming embarrassed by your business's name five years from now.

Regarding anxiety, unlike the HADS anxiety scale, the 4DSQ anxiety scale contains items on phobic fears and avoidance behaviour (e.g. 'were you afraid to travel on busses, trains or trams?'wereere you afraid of becoming embarrassed when with other people?'diddid you have to avoid certain places because they frightened you?').

Dr Azzam Tamimi, an Islamic community leader in Britain, said this practice was becoming "increasingly embarrassing for the US government".

We're already seeing the beginning of the end: Those people who rail about their right to say offensive things about lesbians and gays are becoming increasingly embarrassing to the party.