Sentence examples for consider embarrassing from inspiring English sources
And a lawyer, William Vodra, said that while device makers try to make a confidentiality argument for product data they consider embarrassing, like injury reports, they rarely succeed.
Silicon Valley libertarians worry that the image-takedown policies instituted by social-media platforms could promote a shift toward the "right to be forgotten" regime that has taken hold in Europe, in which individuals can force a search engine to remove links to online content that they consider embarrassing — including content that they themselves posted.
But neither general relativity nor quantum mechanics can describe each other's world, at least without what physicists consider embarrassing "corrections".
The present analysis does not allow us to know to what extent missing answers could be from adolescents who avoid answering what they might consider embarrassing replies [ 8].
Before running consider any of your past you may consider embarrassing or private.
Even better, it is now considered embarrassing.
A saving element in British politics is that such appeals are usually considered embarrassing.
Perhaps where he came from praise for normal behavior would be considered embarrassing.
It was considered embarrassing for an older woman to have anything to say about anything emotional".
These buildings were considered embarrassing by many Chinese architects, Koolhaas said, but he admired some of them.
He has built his reputation on a willingness to ask celebrities — and especially politicians — questions that are considered embarrassing, outrageous or disrespectful.
