Sentence examples for deeper embarrassment from inspiring English sources

It now seems the clash, contrived by Osborne's astute wife and party-thrower, Frances, may have saved him from yet deeper embarrassment.

Edy Reja's side played the last half-hour with 10 men following the dismissal of the defender Luciano Zauri and had to rely on Giuseppe Sculli's 71st-minute goal to avoid deeper embarrassment.

Even the military seems to be siding with the authors of the report, creating an even deeper embarrassment for the Bush administration, already amongst the least popular in recorded memory.

The centerpiece of the 12th and most recent volume, 1973 TO 1974 (Fantagraphics, $28.99), is a sequence in which Charlie Brown, embarrassed by a baseball-patterned rash, goes to summer camp wearing a paper bag over his head, only to face the deeper embarrassment of sudden social acceptance.

The deeper embarrassments of officialdom can easily assume the shape of patriotic outrage.

And it will be a deep embarrassment to Mr Hollande.

For France, especially, Thursday's data was a deep embarrassment to the government.

— don't seem destined to yield us anything other than deep embarrassment.

That things have reached this point is a deep embarrassment for a nation grounded on the rule of law.

They speak of a deep embarrassment having to explain to their colleagues and friends what's happening at home.

Ijaz Khan, an academic at Peshawar University, said the arrest and trial had caused "deep embarrassment" for the government.