Sentence examples for embarrassing reason from inspiring English sources
Then there is a more embarrassing reason for preferring a male therapist.
One embarrassing reason, as both President Jacques Chirac and the prime minister, Lionel Jospin, have come close to admitting, is to reward overworked ministers and officials in ways that the taxman need never know about.
Then, of course, there's a more embarrassing reason these courts don't go after foreign responsibility: judges and prosecutors don't want to get into trouble with permanent members of the U.N. Security Council or Secretariat, which pays most of their salaries.
But there's another more embarrassing reason for the President's silence: Obama himself once staunchly opposed the "individual mandate," the aspect of Obamacare that most rankles American voters, and the one most likely to decide its legal fate.
If you have to change for an embarrassing reason and people ask why you changed, just say that you must have sat in something weird.
Starting with Enron last year, the trend has continued recently with Tyco, WorldCom, Xerox and Rite Aid all making headlines for embarrassing reasons.
Even though both are renowned for their love of the game and are in fact scheduled to manage national teams that will play each other this weekend, embarrassing political reasons may have prevented them from publicly acknowledging their interest.
He then released an audiotape of a phone call in which his host beseeched him to leave early so as not to embarrass George Bush.Mr Fox now has another reason to be irritated with Mr Castro, after Cuba involved itself in a local political scandal.
Back when Sam Allardyce got sacked from the England job for drinking a pint of wine (official reason: embarrassing the FA by chatting shit over dinner), he said of his England predecessor's abilities as a public speaker: "He'd send them all to sleep, Woy.
Women who did not seek help most commonly cited being able to deal with the problem themselves; being too busy or having not yet 'got around' to seeking help; not having anyone they were comfortable to talk to; or feeling embarrassed as reasons they did not access help from a health professional [ 16] (p.81).
Those will get you into the right vicinity, and they'll give you an easy, non-embarrassing reason to go that way.
