Sentence examples for embarrassing reality from inspiring English sources

Actually, it looked less like a debate than a tryout for some particularly embarrassing reality show.

Bruguera's "artivism", as she calls it, is a satirical performance that draws attention to the embarrassing reality that Cuba's rulers are not freely elected by the people.

Usually a pretty embarrassing reality TV show and I do sprint intervals," she reveals.

It's an embarrassing reality of today's right wing: They're better off when most folks don't turn out to vote.

Tony Suarez: The executive vice president of the National Hispanic Leadership Conference said this in November: "As Donald Trump once again reveals his true character we are one day closer to this embarrassing reality showing coming to an end.

He became the department's top cop about a year later, when his predecessor was fired by Bing after an embarrassing reality TV show video of him surfaced and complaints arose about Evans' relationship with Officer Monique Patterson.

Then came the sharp bite of reality: embarrassing immaturity, failure, even humiliation, in the mid-2000s.

His stammers on the prosecution's tapes, innocuously embarrassing on a reality television show, could resonate perilously with a dozen jurors.

— hang on to a shred of their celebrity by embarrassing themselves on reality television shows or by singing ancient songs on oldies tours.

As such, it fits right in, being both of Italian-American descent and an embarrassing reality-show cliché.

For though the guidelines are largely meant to reinforce existing policy, their publication is a start in narrowing the embarrassing gap between rhetoric and reality which has too long hobbled the European approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.