Sentence examples for but were embarrassed from inspiring English sources

On Nov. 8, they held the division lead but were embarrassed by the Rangers, 6-2, at Nassau Coliseum.

The Football Association convinced him to postpone the project until after the World Cup, but were embarrassed yesterday when full details from the website were published in a national newspaper.

Finke might have simply riposted with further evidence that Summit executives had picked Bayona but were embarrassed that he hadn't taken the job; instead, she wrote a followup story blasting Goldstein: "I'd hate to think Patrick is becoming one of those journalists who, because they can't break news, dump on those who do".

The U.S. negotiators agreed to include it, but were "embarrassed" by the inclusion (noting that the allegation had been debated extensively in the press) and concluded that it would be up to the Soviets to sustain it.

Ms. Richardson said she found that many voters had doubts about Mr. Obama's job readiness but were embarrassed to say so.

Someone told me, the other day, that he had watched an episode of "Everwood" but was embarrassed to admit it.

Hamels said he worked as hard as he could but was embarrassed by how little he did compared with Moyer.

Richie Incognito says he's not racist, but is embarrassed.

Richie Incognito says he's not a racist but is embarrassed by actions.

She believed that she knew why she was feeling that way, but was embarrassed to even admit it.

I gave a nervous laugh and quickly changed the subject, but was embarrassed to admit my views.