Sentence examples for embarrassing nature from inspiring English sources

Re "Dutch Retreat" (editorial, Feb. 25): Though I agree with your assertion that the Dutch withdrawal from Afghanistan undermines NATO's role there, you focus too much on the "embarrassing" nature of this decision.

But I was still curious: Why, after the scandal broke, given the personal and embarrassing nature of it, didn't Weiner just stop allowing access to the "Weiner" cameras?

The complainant spoke by telephone from her home in Asia, on the condition that her name and country be left out of this article, as the embarrassing nature of the case could hurt her professionally.

Meanwhile, he is also in trouble with the party bosses who claim that he misled them about the embarrassing nature of the files, which he had fought to keep sealed.

Though Gorbachev's Soviet Union is now open, Dante tells Barley, it is not so open that it would sanction the publication of military secrets of such an embarrassing nature.

A senior European Union official, also speaking on condition of anonymity because of the embarrassing nature of the issue, said everyone hoped to de-emphasize the trans-Atlantic dispute over fiscal policy.

That number was never fully confirmed, but the intrusion involved the leaking of a trove of documents and emails, many of which were embarrassing in nature.

You are embarrassed by nature !

Rude boys plus inadequate or missing girls' toilets make calls of nature embarrassing or outright dangerous.

Clients also gained "personal information of a confidential, embarrassing, or incriminating nature regarding other individuals".

"Public awareness of the officer's conduct of this nature is embarrassing to the OPP and damages the reputation of the OPP," Walton wrote.