Sentence examples for embarrassing flaw from inspiring English sources

In a culture where nothing short of obsessive self-belief is seen as an embarrassing flaw, where the era of the sports psychologist means every negative is turned into a positive, she's an anomaly.

Not every embarrassing flaw for Android's coders has been Miller's work.

Reporters at a Sydney, Australia newspaper discovered an embarrassing flaw in Google's Map product – Google recommends a 10.4 kilometer trip, across the harbor and back, to go the thirty steps from Google's Sydney headquarters to a hotel located across the street.

Moonpig has been embarrassed by a flaw that allows members logging in to call up other account holders' details.

TOKYO — A car company that hid dangerous flaws to avoid embarrassing recalls.

Pollard expressed concern that the new curriculum would be accompanied by a "punitive" inspection regime and tough new tests at 11. Stephen Twigg, Labour's shadow education secretary, said: "The fact that an expert adviser to the government on the national curriculum has called Michael Gove's plans 'fatally flawed' is highly embarrassing.

Not having secured shelter made me feel flawed, embarrassed in front of myself.

I wanted to protect her from that dissatisfied self-scrutiny and the embarraself-scrutiny and "fix" our perceived flaws.

It is over their judgement – shown time and time again in this recession to be badly flawed … In opposition, this is embarrassing.

The exchange between him and journalist Skip Bayless on ESPN First Take is painful to watch, embarrassing for everyone involved, and revealing of a huge flaw in Sherman's character.

There were those who predicted London 2012 would be an embarrassing and chaotic two weeks during which all the flaws of our declining nation would be exposed.