It can be used in a sentence as a prepositional phrase, but it is not a standalone sentence on its own.
Here are some examples of how it could be used: - I feel embarrassed about the incident last night. - She was embarrassed about her past mistakes. - They were very open and honest, which made me feel less embarrassed about sharing my own struggles. - The movie was funny, but there were some scenes that were just too embarrassing about the main character's actions.
Don't let her talk about your embarrassing points, with out over exaggerating something embarrassing about her ie: say she's fat just because she's fatter than you, she's anorexic because you eat more than her or she's thinner, say she's the class nerd because she gets good marks etc. Steal some of her make-up, money and straighteners/curlers.
There is nothing embarrassing about his art.
There is something embarrassing about working from home.
"There's something a bit embarrassing about saying you're a magician.
What was embarrassing about the whole thing was how the injury happened.
He remembers every woman he's ever coached, what she ran, what she studied, and something embarrassing about her.
Earlier this year, the taskforce made an embarrassing about-turn after naming three Dutch websites as purveyors of fake news, as a result of translation errors.
Deutsche Post's retreat on its ambitious price tag is a victory for investors and an embarrassing about-face for Mr. Zumwinkel.
In an embarrassing about-face, the show's producers acknowledged on Thursday that they had "incomplete information" about the history of Post-it Notes, and they invited Mr. Okoye and Ms. Mayti back to try again.
In an embarrassing about-face, Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto also began the process of amending the nation's controversial austerity law so as to lay the groundwork for the tax cuts, worth about $35 billion.
Last month, however, the task force made an embarrassing about-face after three Dutch news outlets complained they were singled out because they quoted people out of step with the European mainstream.
