Sentence examples for clearly embarrassing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sarkozy sounded out Mr. Borloo about the prime minister's job but then reappointed Mr. Fillon, clearly embarrassing and angering Mr. Borloo.

By late Friday, Bishop Tebartz-van Elst, who was appointed to Limburg by Francis' predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, a German, was clearly embarrassing even the cautious leaders of the roughly 24 million registered Catholics in Germany.

The original photograph was first published in the Mail on Sunday in 2007 and, given the dining and drinking club's reputation for boisterous bad behaviour, it was clearly embarrassing to Cameron.

For Mr. Jospin, it was clearly embarrassing to find an important cabinet member opposing his plan, which would give Corsica limited rights to pass its own laws beginning in 2004.

In his public apology for deaths that were clearly embarrassing to him, President Obama managed to fall back on a trope that has become ever more politically commonplace in these years.

Its reporters did a serious piece of investigative journalism based on information that is clearly embarrassing but is now out in the open.

The case clearly embarrasses Britain.

She smiled and looked down, clearly embarrassed.

The debacle clearly embarrassed the Ministry of Culture.

The publication of the memo clearly embarrassed the administration.

I remember my brother saying that you were clearly embarrassed.