Sentence examples for embarrassed by having from inspiring English sources

I experimented a lot with audience reaction, falling on my own sword, and sinking my own ship what I like to call "embarrassment transfer," which is when someone is putting themselves out there in such an unhinged and embarrassing way that you yourself feel embarrassed by having witnessed it.

(He later explained he was embarrassed by having spoken so intimately to her).

The Church of England seems embarrassed by having 26 bishops in the House of Lords (as it should be).

Is the Mail is embarrassed by having forged a link that would seems to be something of a propaganda coup for China?

Most important, analysts say, is that the F.D.A., embarrassed by having to recall some widely used drugs after dangerous side effects were found, has become more cautious.

The findings also back up a more anecdotal frustration among people who say they've been embarrassed by having to constantly repeat themselves to the speakers — or have chosen to abandon them altogether.

"I felt embarrassed by not having read many of the classics and [not having] a good understanding of the arts," she says.

Embarrassed by not having realised who she was, I blamed her hair.

Students are intentionally embarrassed daily by having their names posted on classroom walls to remind each youngster of his or her academic standing in class.

Responding to a question, Mr. Obaidi denied that his movement had miscalculated by calling the march in the first place, and then embarrassed itself by having to abandon it.

Phillips was asked if he was embarrassed by what had happened.