Sentence examples for embarrassing concept from inspiring English sources
Social mobility is a slightly embarrassing concept in this country, whose unofficial motto is Know Your Place, under a quartered shield showing the Two Ronnies and John Cleese in That Sketch, and Hyacinth Bucket.
Women are still horrible, terrifying things; the term "nymphomaniac" is used as a serious condition, as is "sex maniac"; the concept of embarrassing oneself in front of the vicar remains a very real concern; and the landed gentry and their bloodlines are of major importance.
I was also embarrassed at the concept of me being an actual cliché -- "Oh great, another actress on painkillers".
It's a concept that Brodie seems to find embarrassing.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates, in a visit to Japan last week, publicly shot down the concept of renegotiation in blunt words, embarrassing the Hatoyama government by calling its proposals "immensely complicated and counterproductive" and telling it to "move on".
News anchors and editors are still embarrassing themselves attempting to dissect the new-to-their-eyes concept of twerking.
Is your toddler embarrassing you with his or her inability to grasp basic societal concepts?
