Sentence examples for embarrassing sentence from inspiring English sources

After being criticized by Nicholas D. Kristof on Sunday in his Op-Ed column in The Times, Mr. Peretz apologized Monday for the "embarrassing sentence" about the First Amendment, but stood by his other comments.

The embarrassing sentence is: "I wonder whether I need honor these people and pretend they are worthy of the privileges of the First Amendment, which I have in my gut the sense that they will abuse".

It's almost if he were embarrassed to sentence a 14-year-old to an entire life inside prison walls.

At the risk of further embarrassing myself with sentences like that last one, let's just say they're playing tonight with Tall Firs at their NYC base camp of Glasslands and tomorrow at the Market Hotel with the USAISAMONSTER, and that we interviewed them below.

Editors are dressing better, speaking in complete, sound-bite sentences, and mistakes are embarrassing.

weev was sentenced to 41 months for embarrassing a corporation.

They would be co-opted with jobs or platforms, discredited by the release of embarrassing material or jailed with 15-day administrative sentences.

"It's embarrassing to be stuck in the middle of a sentence and not be able to think of the right word".

(2010) study, participants are given "You are Correct!" feedback if they say that a word and sentence which create a positive meaning are related (e.g., funny: People laugh after something you said) and "You are Incorrect!" feedback if they say that a word and sentence which create a negative meaning are related (e.g., embarrassing: People laugh after something you said).

Before his conviction, months of speculation in Jamaica suggested Coke would seek to avoid a more substantial sentence by doing a deal with prosecutors that would prove highly embarrassing to the Jamaican government and some prominent politicians.

Probably embarrassing.