Sentence examples for embarrassing remark from inspiring English sources

Once you're fabulous, there's a very slight chance that anyone will make an insulting or embarrassing remark on how you're dressed.

An editorial in The Courant called Ms. Hovey's remarks embarrassing to the state.

Once, he asked to have his nails done and his ignorant father made a homophobic remark - that remark embarrasses me to this day.

The French-owned insurer's remarks are embarrassing for the government because millions of people contracting back in is precisely the opposite of what ministers want to see happening.

Multiple former Boy Scouts, Scout leaders and Eagle Scouts said Trump's spontaneous, politicized remarks were "embarrassing" and a "disgusting display".

In the decision, the arbitrator agreed with Mr. Chasanoff about the touching, but said the remark embarrassed the girl and merited a $2,000 fine, but not firing.

Some of the Italians in senior posts have been blamed for embarrassing blunders such as insensitive remarks about clerical sex-abuse allegations and the scandal over leaked papal documents that suggest power struggles and corruption at the highest levels of the Vatican.

Cable, the highest-ranking Lib Dem member of the coalition after Clegg, the deputy prime minister, said last night he was "embarrassed" by his remarks but had no intention of resigning.

Last year, Sony Pictures co-chair Amy Pascal was also forced to leave her position after a hack revealed embarrassing emails that included racially insensitive remarks about Barack Obama.

When the bank was fined, regulators published a string of embarrassing emails and electronic chats, including one remark from a Lloyds employee who quipped when asked about reducing a Libor rate: "Every little helps … It's like Tescos".

Avoid remarks that are malicious, threatening, or embarrassing.