Sentence examples for embarrassed a bit from inspiring English sources

Embarrassed a bit by her parents' "European" customs and food habits, she worked hard to look all-American.

The father is embarrassed, a bit surly, but he listens to what the woman has to say.

But, many veterans have shared that they feel what I feel: awkward, weird, half embarrassed, a bit resentful, but also proud.

Don't get me wrong, I'm very grateful for all the many friends and acquaintances who are truly generous and genuine with their thanks.But, many veterans have shared that they feel what I feel: awkward, weird, half embarrassed, a bit resentful, but also proud.

"I'm embarrassed a little bit.

Where with other students, it may not … everyone may not know about it, but with minority students, it seems that everyone knows about something that's happened … I mean, yeah, for me it is a little bit embarrassing, a little bit embarrassing.

Is chief executive Antony Jenkins embarrassed, even a bit, by a £4m share allocation on top of a £1.1m salary?

He laughed, and I wondered if I might have embarrassed him a bit by catching him in a homophobic moment.

"It's embarrassing a little bit.

Should we just embarrass them a bit?

Maybe they could try and embarrass Sri Lanka a bit in those last two sessions.