Sentence examples for embarrassing bad from inspiring English sources

The assumption is that it's faintly embarrassing, bad form and self-incriminating of her to complain.

But the real test is whether the government itself is prepared to publish politically embarrassing bad news.

If fund managers bought or sold shares at the end of the quarter to hide embarrassing bad picks, as some do, we'd know.

"It was embarrassing how bad I hit the ball," he said.

Shell has invested heavily - $5bn - in the Arctic with little to show to date but embarrassing mishaps and bad publicity.

The line between these two hits is clear, and separates good, mean hockey from bad, embarrassing hockey.

Surely not to today's Japan, for she could hardly be welcome there, and her presence might be an embarrassing reminder of bad times.

But Hislop also had a more serious message "post Leveson … post Puttnam", saying that the awards – for what the judging panel said was such a strong year of investigative journalism in 2012 that they shortlisted eight nominees rather than the normal six – were a "riposte to … The idea that all journalism is embarrassing, cheap and bad".

My sense is that Grammarly actually offers a more comprehensive set of tools for keeping you from embarrassing yourself with bad grammar (including help with punctuation, for example), but Google's tool remains in private beta, so I haven't been able to give it a try yet.

Let go of any bad, embarrassing moments, mistakes, or worries.

But if the league thought that embarrassing bind was as bad as the day would get, it should have just waited for the games to start.