Sentence examples for embarrassing conversations from inspiring English sources

They might also have overheard embarrassing conversations.

America has released videos of their activities ranging from clandestine encounters with colleagues to embarrassing conversations with FBI agents.But another answer may lie in Russian politics.

Some media accounts claimed that Burkitbayev provided Aliyev with the eavesdropping equipment he apparently used to record embarrassing conversations among senior government officials which were later uploaded to the Internet.

But I didn't think it had too much to do with me, beyond being a very sad fact in our family history and inspiring a lot of intense – and embarrassing – conversations about how much fiber we were eating.

Of the two embarrassing conversations caught on camera – and rebroadcast (with some relish) – the Queen's remarks about the behaviour of the Chinese president's entourage during his state visit last autumn are on balance the more embarrassing.

We don't discuss our imposter syndrome, our embarrassing conversations with managers, our angst-ridden boredom with everything we thought we'd love.

Two separate court hearings, relatively minor in themselves, threaten to unleash further damaging corruption allegations and embarrassing private conversations that have left Sarkozy and his entourage squirming.

The Public Affairs party has also been consumed by a wire-tapping scandal in which members have recorded other members' embarrassing private conversations and leaked them to the news media.

The party has also been consumed by a wire-tapping scandal in which members have surreptitiously recorded other members' embarrassing private conversations and leaked them to the news media.

The book said the Israeli secret service "pondered how to use the highly embarrassing taped conversations; they were the stuff of blackmail, though no one suggested any attempt should be made to blackmail the president of the United States".

Perhaps you've just had an embarrassing phone conversation with a networking contact, or your third hard-earned interview went by without so much as a follow-up call from the employer.