Sentence examples for constitutes embarrassing from inspiring English sources
Once you figure out you had that many drinks, vaguely wonder if you did anything embarrassing at the party, fully aware that you're still too drunk to gauge what constitutes embarrassing behavior.
That would be embarrassing.
This may be embarrassing to them [ 24].
Microsoft should be embarrassed.
This may seem odd, but in truth Trump has a long history of actively feeding information to the press that more normally constituted citizens might find embarrassing.
The congressman's defenders noted that his lewd interactions over Twitter and Facebook -- while personally embarrassing -– neither constituted a breach of law nor interfered (at the time) with his ability to conduct his job.
To be sure, they were embarrassing to many public officials, but they hardly constituted a continuing government activity.
If you induce a pay-off by threatening to expose disgraceful, embarrassing secrets about someone, that can constitute extortion whether or not the ugly details are true.
Conway accused Bash of trying to "harass and embarrass" her before cryptically commenting on what constitutes a "difference of opinion" between spouses.
