Sentence examples for embarrassing insight from inspiring English sources

At the heart of the Russian fraud is an essential, embarrassing insight into American life: large numbers of Americans are ill-equipped to assess the credibility of the things they read.

It's a difficult question to answer, but in my research, a clear, if symbolic, pattern emerged: the items people stole provided enormous, almost embarrassing insights into their deepest wounds and desires.

And those insights can sometimes be embarrassing.

Add these two points together, and open reviewing starts to look like yet another venue where early-career scientists can demonstrate their knowledge and insight (or embarrass themselves if they get it wrong).

Without embarrassing me in any way, Bond made it clear to me that he had an extraordinary command and insight over the coursework materials, and that he would be setting the course work and agenda.

Probably embarrassing.

Bit embarrassing.

Or embarrassing.

Nothing embarrassing.

Nevertheless: embarrassing.

"So embarrassing.