Sentence examples for both embarrassing from inspiring English sources

I can tell you from experience: this can end only two ways, both embarrassing and neither preferable.

BOSTON — The game-winning goal that Joel Ward of the Washington Capitals scored against the Boston Bruins in overtime on Wednesday did two things, both embarrassing to Boston.

Like the best history, it's then and now wow factor is both embarrassing (to the present) and inspiring (to the future).

The film is drawn out, its mixture of coarse comedy and deep seriousness about the theory and practice of comedy both embarrassing and self-indulgent.

Security experts warned that the security hole was both embarrassing for the company and dangerous, allowing anyone with physical access – and in some instances remote access – to a Mac computer to gain full access to user data.

"Listening to a recording made almost five years ago at a highly stressful and volatile uncertain time is both embarrassing and a shocking reminder of how much pressure my colleagues and I were under at that time".

There is no word for "bashful face with pinkening cheeks that obliquely suggest I'm both embarrassed and pleased".

"It's a bit of a crude thing," Bleakley squirms, and Chiles admits, "We're both embarrassed talking about money.

But put them together and the superlatives can become lost in a historic rivalry that often winds up embarrassing both.

As he puts it himself: "We were both an embarrassing member of a great and noble family".

The Senate committee inquiries are both highly embarrassing to the government, and would not have eventuated if not for Malcolm Turnbull's decision to recall parliament for extra sittings to consider reinstating a tougher building industry regulator.