Sentence examples for embarrassing image from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the embarrassing image of executives from the Big Three automakers flying to Washington in private jets in 2008 to ask for private bailout money looms large in the current debate.

Now powerless to erase an embarrassing image of his groin from the all-seeing eyes of the Web, Mr. Weiner instructed his staff to tell the public that somebody had broken into his account.

Planting questions with audience members, while not unheard of in political campaigns, is generally avoided because of the embarrassing image it suggests when the tactic becomes public: that a candidate is uncomfortable facing tough questions or campaigning in unpredictable settings.

Understand that sometimes you may miss an embarrassing image or post.

Even in Germany, it conjures up embarrassing images from the past: monocle-wearing officers barking orders that are slavishly followed by their subordinates.

After acknowledging that more women might step forward with embarrassing images, he devoted much of his airtime on Thursday to bike lanes, Catholic schools and the stop-and-frisk tactics of the police.

However, on the way back home, I started wondering whether I should be annoyed with white journalists who broadcast embarrassing images of poverty in Africa, or at the African governments who tolerate and often create such misery in the first place?

Moreover, many people look online for embarrassing images, such as colleges and universities, employers and other people with the power to impact your life.

Cyberbullying is a type of bullying that happens through email, social media sites, phone messages, or in any other digital space.[3] Cyberbullying can include threatening messages, online harassment, excessive texts or emails, embarrassing images or information posted on social media, and other verbal or social bullying tactics used in a digital space.[4].

"Untag" yourself from an embarrassing public image – or indeed from an image that doesn't actually show you at all – and both the deed and the undeed will remain recorded forever.

Perhaps in order to blow away the last vestiges of the embarrassing old-school image of straw-wrapped bottles of indifferent wine, the Consortium of Chianti Classico has  added a new quality designation letting us know that the wine is made exclusively from a wine estate's own grapes grown in its best vineyards and that the wine has aged a minimum of 30 months.