Sentence examples for element of embarrassment from inspiring English sources
This is more lenient than anticipated, perhaps denoting an element of embarrassment at the bad press.
He has chosen a very ambitious new identity, and even as he chooses it, there's an element of embarrassment.
Whereas if you do that in an office scenario, there is an element of embarrassment and accountability.
Yet stops of women by male officers can often involve an additional element of embarrassment and perhaps sexual intimidation, according to women who provided their accounts of being stopped by the police.
There was an element of relief and embarrassment about his celebration when Kagawa eventually scored, from a Giggs cross, and he was replaced by Zaha not long afterwards.
The European judges said the power to search a person's clothing and belongings in public included an element of humiliation and embarrassment which was a clear interference with the right to privacy.
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).
It's not: the fundamental question is whether elements of the Bush administration are politicizing science, using budgets, advisory committees and the fear of embarrassment to chill the way science is conducted in America.
Sex and violence are also elements of our baser dreaming selves, so a movie that evokes these themes is apt to strike a nerve of embarrassment.
Actually, the embarrassment is in the fact of embarrassment.
