8 20 21 29 41 Although several themes emerged, many of these have been described previously, but by focusing on an analysis of embarrassment specifically, we found that the women of Kisenyi defined embarrassment in two forms: community embarrassment and personal embarrassment.
Fear and embarrassment can't define us now.
Chinese business experts define 'face' as a complex, understated system of politeness, respect and reciprocity, which revolves around avoiding embarrassment at all cost.
But it will force the Tories to do something they would rather not do: it will compel them to define what kind of Europe they would sign up to.So far, the constitution has caused the government nothing but embarrassment.
But the embarrassment comes just as it is trying to prove that it can mirror, if not exactly match, the intricacy and reach of the media conglomerates and consumer and technology companies that have come to define the entertainment world.
We define moderate hypoglycaemia as 'any episodes which could be treated by that individual, but where hypoglycaemia caused significant interruption of current activity, such as having caused impaired performance or embarrassment or having been woken during nocturnal sleep'.
Losing out on the Olympics, of course, is not the sort of war-and-peace issue that defines a presidency, and the embarrassment will presumably fade in a news cycle or two.
A large part of resilience is being able to take on new challenges, but embarrassment, which is defined as a fear of losing standing in others' eyes, causes us to shrink from these opportunities.
In fact, south of the border the dish is something of an embarrassment: a 1950s epicurean guide to Central America defined it as "a detestable food passing itself off as Mexican, sold in the US from Texas to New York".
