Sentence examples for embarrassed to write from inspiring English sources

When I learned that I could spend my exorbitant monthly gym membership (I'm too embarrassed to write the amount here) on curing blindness instead, the only thought I had was, "Why haven't I been doing this all along?" That question changed my life.

Do not be embarrassed to write every detail just as it happened.

It might be something they paid for long ago, or they might be too embarrassed to write a check for the $2.79 they would spend adding an extra can of soup to their grocery cart.

I even find it frightfully embarrassing to write about snogging, or to watch it – particularly on telly – because it usually leads to something worse.

There is yet another lesson in all this, and it's one that, sitting in a warm apartment with a brand-new boiler that works better than the old one ever did, is embarrassing to write about.

For me this means Christine Kane, The Dixie Chicks, and other things too embarrassing to write here.

It embarrasses me to write this and to make it so public, but it is my hope that doing so accomplishes two things.

"Terrible, and terribly general," is how Vogel described some queries proposed by the former president's staff, which included the question: "Is the world a better place now than when you entered politics, with a view to making a difference?" "I'm almost embarrassed to ask them," Vogel wrote in an email.

I should be embarrassed to quote myself, (I've written and spoken about her before, as often as I can, to be frank) but anyone who loves food - reading about it, cooking it, eating it - should have her books.

An American visitor in 1981 wrote that she was embarrassed to explain to knowledgeable Mexican workers that American workers were ignorant of the Haymarket affair and the origins of May Day.

Writing beneath an image of the dictionary definition, McGorry said he was "embarrassed" to own up to his previous unawareness.