Sentence examples for embarrassed to catch from inspiring English sources

I am especially embarrassed to catch myself putting on airs, and I admit it happens from time to time.

I don't think the cops would even care, but it would be embarrassing to get caught with your dick in another man's hand.

It's embarrassing to get caught, or dobbed in.

Embarrassed to get pedicures?

Ms. Danis recalled, "When I heard him, I was embarrassed to be caught eavesdropping".

Now we're looking at a book you'd be embarrassed to be caught reading on the tube.

And he is embarrassed to be caught reading a magazine on the plane, prompting a teammate to ask if reading makes him smarter.

Far from being an ostentatious, showbizzy display of manufactured emotion, Ross seemed genuinely embarrassed to be caught losing his composure in front of the cameras.

On the rare occasions when we'd been caught alone, the first thing people had asked was "Where's Benji?" or "Where's Reggie?," whereupon we'd delivered a thorough account of our other's whereabouts, quickly including context, as if embarrassed to be caught out in the sunlight with only half a shadow: "He rode into town.

Dan Houser said the aim of the company had been to "make games that we wouldn't be embarrassed to be caught playing ourselves... Games were ghettoised as being for children and we were one of the companies that helped to, or are helping still, to change that perception".

Perhaps we should be cheered that only one in five children surveyed by the National Literacy Trust said they would be actively embarrassed to be caught with a book but it is a grim consolation indeed to know that most of them don't read from indifference rather than active repulsion.