Sentence examples for embarrassed to work from inspiring English sources

Or that her lift off the floor is so huge that Jonathan Horton, a 2008 Olympic medallist, told me that he was embarrassed to work out with her.

A source close to several Facebook executives tells us they feel "embarrassed to work there" and are increasingly open to other job opportunities.

He added that second-generation British Asians are reluctant to enter the industry: "My son's generation feel embarrassed to work in the Indian restaurant industry.

"The company's managers told us, 'You should be proud to work for Cintas,' but I'm embarrassed to work there," said the 40-year-old Ms. Gomez, employed at a plant in nearby San Leandro.

I just feel embarrassed to work at a university that would treat human subjects and their families this way," he says.

This is fringe shit, and it's business like this that makes me embarrassed to work for this company.

He may cause physical injuries to her face or body, so that she's embarrassed to go to work.

I had the chance to check out a near-finished prototype of the Original Pack when I met with the Prepd team at CES, and it was clear there was a pretty serious amount of energy put into finessing the design and creating a well-built product that people wouldn't be embarrassed to take to work with them.

As an employee I am embarrassed to admit working for US Airways.

Plus, if I'm honest, I have a typically British squeamishness when it comes to talking about money at all, let alone saying, "I'm great, pay me loads!" So I accepted rates that frankly I am embarrassed to admit now, working long hours for very little return simply because I didn't know how to say, "Sorry, my price is X".

Critics seemed embarrassed to praise her work even when they loved it, as if their enthusiasm were simply an idiosyncrasy.