Sentence examples for embarrassed man from inspiring English sources

"It ain't my yard," the embarrassed man admits, regretfully.

I was the most embarrassed man in the world, but I had a wicket.

It is Rush's footage of the incident, turned into still frames, that the Enquirer seized on, and it is the short, embarrassed man who has been identified, originally by the conspiracy theorist Wayne Madsen, and then in the Enquirer, as Rafael Cruz.

I am obsessed with this: Olly Murs, the most embarrassed man alive, going full tin-hat over the mythical Selfridges Shooter, maps printed out on his wall at home, pieces of string linking all the clues together, daubing "WHERE ARE THE BODIES?

Her parents paid the bills, and Gloria had sex, noisily, with embarrassed men who were never seen more than twice.

Unsure of the answer, and a bit embarrassed, the man flicked through a fat statistical report.

Finally, a bit embarrassed, the man in the corduroy jacket stepped down and recruited me to the Oxford University humanist group.

In fact, it's possible that people have been gladly paying Tuesday for hamburgers today ever since the first embarrassed cave man went to buy one and found he'd left his wallet in his other pelt.

There is a nice running gag in which Annie will find herself standing next to men, total strangers, and the people to whom she is introduced, steeped in the ideology of coupledom, keep assuming that she is "with" this embarrassed, random man.

I think that even if I wasn't "a bit embarrassed" as a man by that sentence, I ought to be a bit embarrassed by it as a writer.

The man becomes embarrassed, and leaves.