Sentence examples for embarrassing behavior from inspiring English sources
In a nationally televised interview yesterday, Bob Knight said he met privately with Indiana University's president, Myles Brand, to discuss behavioral guidelines and not to apologize for embarrassing behavior on the eve of a trustees board meeting earlier this month.
On Wednesday morning, Ryan tore into his team, tired of its "embarrassing" behavior, and he included himself.
Last September, after Edwards had been arrested on suspicion of drunken driving, Ryan lambasted his players for their "embarrassing" behavior.
By now, embarrassing behavior by the Bush administration at international meetings on women, health and the environment has become almost routine.
Larry Johnson seeks revenge this week against the team that dared to cut him for poor play, embarrassing behavior and gross insubordination.
Once you figure out you had that many drinks, vaguely wonder if you did anything embarrassing at the party, fully aware that you're still too drunk to gauge what constitutes embarrassing behavior.
I have already lost my wife, abandoned my family, and destroyed those I love as a result of my shameful, embarrassing, unacceptable behavior.
We need President Clinton and presidential candidate Clinton to weigh in to let the state know just how embarrassing their behavior is, and we need HRC President Chad Griffin, who has spoken eloquently about the loneliness of growing up a gay boy in Arkansas, to mobilize his organization's resources.
Show respect to others: understand that there are always little old ladies and loads of kids, to say nothing of 'gentlemen' (mostly fathers) who will frown on embarrassing, 'juvenile' behavior.
But whatever embarrassing or illicit behavior was going on in Ginsberg's circle he left off camera.
Although corporations cannot anticipate that an athlete like Bryant will become embroiled in a sexual assault case, they can contemplate the action they may take if an athlete they have hired is involved in embarrassing or criminal public behavior.
