Sentence examples for considerable embarrassment from inspiring English sources

He could cause considerable embarrassment for his longtime patrons.

Considerable embarrassment was the only price the R.N.C. paid under the existing, insufficient law.

His posthumous homage to Carlotta was a considerable embarrassment to the O'Neills, and may have been meant to be so.

While the State Department's decision caused Israel considerable embarrassment, it was the timing that created the greatest stir.

Senate Democrats met Tuesday evening to decide how to proceed in a situation that could bring considerable embarrassment.

It involves two strippers and considerable embarrassment, since Delaware recognizes one of the women as a former patient.

The title refers to the six sessions she prescribes for her patient, and they do not go without considerable initial embarrassment on Mark's part.

Had the employees been found guilty of committing an ethics violation, they could have faced fines of up to $10,000, removal from their jobs and, of course, considerable public embarrassment.

The fact that the houses are now facing considerable public embarrassment, not to mention a $512 million settlement to the customers they allegedly defrauded, has sent nervous tremors throughout the art market -- many collectors especially are wondering how this will undermine the sanctity of art transactions.

And it has become a subject of considerable chagrin, civic embarrassment and impassioned discussions about exactly what happened.

In a statement at the high court in London on Wednesday, a lawyer for Britam said its founder, Philip Doughty, and its business development director, David Goulding, had "suffered considerable distress and embarrassment" over the article.