Sentence examples for embarrassing needs from inspiring English sources

"Some information that he might find embarrassing needs to get out.

It's not embarrassing to need help, search Dog Forums or seek out a local trainer if you have any questions with an annoying habit your puppy does.

Embarrassed, Castro needed a plan.

Embarrassed at needing support to go to university and feeling less entitled to be there, I told no one I was on scholarships.

The list can be hidden in a drawer if the person is embarrassed by needing it.

Following a Cobra meeting on Sunday morning, Prime Minister Theresa May said, "We are experiencing a new trend in the threat we face as terrorism breeds terrorism," adding that there is "far too much tolerance" of extremism in the UK, and that some "difficult" and potentially "embarrassing" conversations are needed to deal with the threat.

But Sir Paul's weave is a little distressing and it's embarrassing for everyone to need a second drummer stage right dong the job Ringo can't really do himself but no one minds that much because he's Ringo and he was in that band once.

When caught in an embarrassing situation you first need to access if the situation is minor or major, rate your situation on a scale from Cringe to Cry.

Many New Orleanians — both black and white, but all of them working for a living — have complained to me that their fellow-residents "need to get off their asses," and that, much as they appreciate the sentiment behind out-of-towners coming to help, they are embarrassed that New Orleans needs to import people willing to do manual labor.

The dispute is also embarrassing for the Kremlin, which needs foreign expertise to help develop Russia's inaccessible oil and gas reserves.

"His reaction was embarrassing and there was no need for him to do that.