Sentence examples for embarrassing as it from inspiring English sources

It's warts and all, embarrassing as it is".

"As embarrassing as it is to me now," he says, "I thought it was George Harrison".

The very existence of the camps is embarrassing, as it smacks awkwardly of segregation, the kind that was supposed to have ended.Yet many people still choose to live there; the camps offer them a form of cultural affinity.

But, embarrassing as it may be, the total rewriting of the election script caused by the first debate really does seem to confirm that this is the TV election, a defiantly 20th century event.

This was just about as embarrassing as it gets.

As embarrassing as it might be to announce your specific resolution to the world, social support is critical.

As embarrassing as I find it to say in hindsight, I eventually reasoned that if I didn't actually say "no", then he'd technically have consent and I'd no longer have to deal with the uncomfortable truth that my boyfriend was, essentially, raping me.

As embarrassing as I find it to say in hindsight, I eventually reasoned that if I didn't say no, then he'd technically have consent and I'd no longer have to deal with the uncomfortable truth that my boyfriend was, essentially, raping me.

He's already embarrassed as it is, and if others find out that he likes you, it can make things worse between the two of you.

I was grateful, but I was embarrassed as well.

But the seediness and the pathos of the sexting are embarrassing, as Barack Obama put it when he weighed in yesterday.And the parent test points to another intuition: voters think elected officials should be held to a relatively high standard of behaviour, as indeed should parents, teachers, coaches, and other people who volunteer themselves for positions of moral authority.