Sentence examples for embarrassing relief from inspiring English sources
While President Bush's experience can throw his son's limited firsthand knowledge of the world into embarrassing relief, it plays somewhat to the governor's advantage in places like China where the Bush name is associated with an interest in the region.
At the same time, however, Mr. Guttenberg's troubles thrust into embarrassing national relief the dirty secret that to gain such credentials, many Germans, well-connected ones anyway, apparently cut corners or worse, and universities often look the other way.
I also — and this is embarrassing to admit — felt a sense of relief.
It was not just relief, it was joy — extravagant, embarrassing — at the sight of her daughter".
The mass deletion of so much evidence of embarrassing wardrobe choices and unrequited crushes might come as a relief to some, especially in an era when it seems that everything uploaded to Facebook can haunt people forever.
Sure, the actual act of farting might be embarrassing if you're caught by the wrong person, but the relief of passing gas is worth it.
Within an hour, we are back in Tubmanburg, exhausted, confused, Tim and I embarrassed that our evident relief contradicts so sharply with the rebels' sense of defeat.
Starbucks was accused by some Ethiopian farmers and by the relief organization Oxfam of trying to block those efforts, which was embarrassing for a company that promotes its social responsibility.
The second Trump-Kim summit in Hanoi in February ended in embarrassing failure for the White House after the US refused North Korean demands for sanctions relief in return for limited denuclearisation.
The gifted youngster's goals and performance brought great relief for Moyes, who had been under the spotlight following United's indifferent start to the season and embarrassing defeats in the Manchester derby and at home to West Brom.
