Sentence examples for embarrassing ones from inspiring English sources

U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia worked to hurt Clinton and help Trump during the 2016 election, in part by stealing documents and emails from the Democratic Party and from Clinton's campaign chairman and then releasing embarrassing ones on a near daily basis in the final weeks of the campaign through WikiLeaks.

The U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia worked to hurt Clinton and help Trump during the 2016 election, in part by stealing documents and emails from the Democratic Party and from Clinton's campaign chairman and then releasing embarrassing ones on a near daily basis in the final weeks of the campaign through WikiLeaks.

When you use the lemon juice, put more of it on the darker freckles or more embarrassing ones.

I've had my share of mistakes, embarrassing ones, too.

Both those kinds of records could well reveal personal matters, and embarrassing ones at that.

More likely, the questions would be rather embarrassing ones about her father's foibles, in which she played no part.

The song was called "Splish Splash," and was a hit, although an embarrassing one.1959: On June 8 , 1959 Atlantic released "What'd I Say?" by Ray Charles.

While Kipnis laments that codified limits on faculty-student sexual relationships are "intellectually embarrassing," one might wonder whether she is embarrassed by her argument against them.

The moment a short and stocky figure disappeared through a hole in his prison cell shower and into a mile-long tunnel that took him to freedom this past July , 2015instantly became an iconic year in Mexico's war on its drug cartels — and an embarrassing one for the government.

So, a "symbolic victory" for Labour, but an embarrassing one for the government which limply abstained on a vote about its own welfare policy.

"It was mean and embarrassing," one fund-raiser said.