Sentence examples for constant embarrassment from inspiring English sources
Lawrence's reputation and apparently irresistible newsworthiness were a constant embarrassment to the RAF.
Several said they suffered from constant embarrassment and guilt over their weight before they began dancing.
That was when life outside my home became a state of constant embarrassment as I worked to overcome a million cultural ignorances.
Leaving the house to attend promo events he'd have his face painted and be dressed as Ally Jam-Jar, a character he'd invented, which was a constant embarrassment to me.
The Department of Justice, in its brief before the Court, quoted Secretary of State Dean Acheson, who maintained that racial discrimination gave unfriendly governments "the most effective kind of ammunition for their propaganda warfare," and remained "a source of constant embarrassment to this government in the day-to-day conduct of its foreign relations".
It can be described as suffering constant embarrassment in this drama.
Guardian contributor KathleenTurner1 02 July 2014 1 32pm I really enjoyed doing Californication even though I was in a constant state of embarrassment.
Patrick's early races resembled an automotive version of "Dancing with the Stars," with a celebrity performing outside her element, in the face of the constant prospect of embarrassment (or, this being racing, of carnage).
(As the state's chief justice, he was a constant source of embarrassment for progressive Alabamians, defying federal orders by keeping a giant monument of the Ten Commandments that he had erected inside a judicial building and telling probate judges to stop issuing same-sex-marriage licenses).
