Sentence examples for embarassed to from inspiring English sources

The goverment was embarassed to be exposed as relying on a gossip columnist to help shape foreign policy.

If that's you and you're unsure of the law, too embarassed to make a demanding phone call or getting caught out too many times, you need a credit control process.

I made so many mistakes in my first successful business I'm almost embarassed to recount them.

I barely remember what happened during the meeting, but I know that I held really excellent eye contact since I was embarassed to look at anything else.

"Ummm, I'm embarassed to ask, but what IS this?" I said.

We recently drove up through Piedmont, a couple dozen miles or so beyond Genoa, and into the sleepy northern Italian hamlet of Ponzone to meet Ando Gilardi, an 89-year-old Italian photographer, author, journalist, editor, and the perviest old perv on the peninsula a man, we're embarassed to admit, we hadn't known existed a few short weeks before.

"It's mildly embarassing to do that to a cone at school," he said, dryly.

TOM, Skype's local partner in China, was censoring and tracking Skype chats, flagging conversations that could have been embarassing to the ruling junta.

-- that were embarassing to see taken seriously.

Please, don't allow my incredibly embarassing meltdown to overshadow this movie and to have all of those people's hard work go to waste".

The cleaners are here which a) means all the lights are on and b) makes it a little embarassing to be crawling under tables on my hands and knees.