Sentence examples for common embarrassment from inspiring English sources

Judge John A Ross, of a district court in Missouri, wrote in his ruling that being publicly named as an Ashley Madison user amounts to more than common embarrassment but noted the 42 plaintiffs have special roles in the case that require identification.

As noted in the literature, embarrassment is common among OAB patients [ 18, 32].

Common barriers were embarrassment and assuming UI as a normal part of aging.

If you overcome the common fear of embarrassment or failure, you can become a comeback master.

"De-friending, on personal Facebook pages, is not that common because of the embarrassment and anger it might generate," she said.

Three in four victims also said they did not report what had happened at the time, with the most common reason given being "embarrassment or humiliation, or thinking that they would not be believed".

A thin man in a business suit was pushed forward by his friends, but he refused, blushing and scratching the back of his neck, the common Japanese gesture for embarrassment.

Embarrassment was common among the participants while communicating with their urologists.

And yet when I tell people I work for the British Science Association BSAA), embarrassment is a common response.

Em 2 Embarrassment was a common concern among expatriates.

Studies conducted elsewhere [ 23, 29, 30] found "embarrassment" as a common barrier to Pap test.