Sentence examples for embarrassing aftermath from inspiring English sources

Only hours before being admitted to the hospital, near the city's center, he had been given a rousing salute by convention delegates for his brief, generally calming and healing stewardship of the nation in the embarrassing aftermath of Watergate.

However, in light of the costly and embarrassing aftermath of this past week's disastrous Fyre Festival in the Bahamas, the flipside is worth examining for all involved parties.

Embarrassing in the aftermath, yes, but I survived.

The aftermath was embarrassing, but it taught me never to postcast again.

They acknowledge the aftermath of the takeovers was handled poorly and embarrassing to Turkey, but say journalists with links to the Gülenist movement were not real journalists, rather puppets of a shadowy cult determined to overthrow the government.

The new report comes in the aftermath of the release of tens of thousands of embarrassing emails and other accounts of chummy meetings, meals and contacts between utility executives and PUC commissioners and staff.

In the aftermath, many of the sharpest critics of WikiLeaks have belittled what has been learned, saying the material appears meant to humiliate the United States with embarrassing assessments of world leaders rather than inform the public of gross misbehavior.

Mildly embarrassing.

Truly embarrassing.

Probably embarrassing.

Bit embarrassing.