Sentence examples for embarrassed upon from inspiring English sources

Afterward cast member Taran Killum told NPR, "I am embarrassed upon reflection, just because of how everyone was right".

She impales her family, by whom she is cruelly and undisguisedly embarrassed, upon one perfect detail: her mother refers to the local man they hire to mow their lawn in the summer as "the gardener".

I learned about her a million trillion years ago when she played a pre-Austra show at my friend's book reading and I immediately embarrassed myself upon being introduced to her by saying that I liked her "ensemble," meaning her outfit, but then she was like "you like my band?" and I was like, "no, I meant your outfit" and then we were both like "oh," and she walked away.

Upon reelection, Roosevelt was embarrassed enough from the scandal to push through the first law banning corporate political donations.

You would be embarrassed if the stranger's gaze fell upon you.

Once upon a time, cable channels were embarrassed by on-air outbursts or other anchor antics.

In my head I've just forced myself upon them and it does make you embarrassed.

If it just a sneaking suspicion, wait until you are sure because you might be embarrassed or make your colleague uncomfortable, or even spied upon.

To make matters worse, his side were embarrassed by the former Sunderland player Stéphane Sessègnon, who can look upon himself as the refugee from a regime on the cusp of chaos.

As much as it embarrassed me to admit it, I was still very much dependent upon others, in a city where independence is prized above most other virtues.

I've been thinking about this all day and am embarrassed by the "rules" in place for the wildlife we've encroached upon.