Sentence examples for could become embarrassing from inspiring English sources

Mr. White's role at Enron could become embarrassing for the Bush administration, both because Mr. White made tens of millions of dollars during his 11-year career at Enron and because his appointment was supposed to be a sign of the corporate culture that the administration planned to bring to the military.

This could easily become embarrassing — parody is just a beat away — but we are held breathless by the way that Paul Giamatti suspends Miles between bitter shame and desire.

Its injustices have become embarrassing even to right-wingers.

"It has become embarrassing to say you live in Hollywood".

She had become embarrassed by him.

The trial could become more embarrassing for the Chávez government if Judge Lenard allows prosecutors to present evidence that Mr. Durán and Mr. Kauffmann engaged in corrupt deals with Venezuelan government officials that netted them more than $100 million.

When the cult took off it became embarrassing that the city could not even show his grave.

Last March, as they headed to Australia for the first race of the year, the teams were painfully aware that formula one could not afford another season like 2002, when Schumacher's dominance became embarrassing.

The boys' groans became embarrassing.

It became embarrassing to wear an Islander jersey in public.

Coming against the backdrop of those closures, Barclays' expensive "big bank" ad campaign became embarrassing.