Sentence examples for embarrassed because of from inspiring English sources

When he persisted and was finally allowed to enter the camp, he said, it was he who left feeling embarrassed because of the squalor and the fact that so little help from Europe was reaching the people there.

"She's embarrassed, because of her high recognition, to come to my office," Ms. Weiss said of her first client one afternoon late last year; she was an upper-middle-class housewife whose husband lost his business six months earlier.

I was embarrassed because of my nudity, my period - I felt frustrated and helpless".

"I have never been bought, and no-one has ever been embarrassed because of me in my sports career, and no-one will be embarrassed because of me as politician," Klitschko said to cheers.

Some people are embarrassed because of incontinency.

Have you been a bit embarrassed because of problems with your teeth, mouth or dentures?

If they had accepted the money and that had been the end of it, I would have been more embarrassed because, yes, I might have made a mistake.

Britain has been especially embarrassed, because many of the accounts are in the Virgin Islands, the Cook Islands and the Cayman Islands, all British overseas territories.

I wasn't really embarrassed because as a rider, especially of thoroughbreds, you fall off a lot, and you almost always fall off on camera in the afternoons when you're used to people see you falling off.

"He was so embarrassed because a couple of times after we had talked on the phone I said, 'Somebody just sent me this picture.

They tell you how cute you look today and you blush a little and feel embarrassed because neither one of them has ever said something like that to you before.