Sentence examples for embarrassing sequence from inspiring English sources

It's the most embarrassing sequence in the movie -- and it brings us to the American "Vanishing," which manages to embody all ruinous principles above and more.

In one embarrassing sequence during a morning joint practice, Holmes, who was released last week after the Giants signed Andersen, squirreled a field-goal attempt just over the line of scrimmage.

The new Fame revives the mass bop scene in which students spontaneously start improvising, dancing and jamming in the middle of the day through sheer life-affirming vitality and, just as before, this supremely embarrassing sequence is as unwatchable as the most explicitly violent horror film.

The same can be said of the songs for Ms. Ralph (of the original "Dreamgirls" cast), who is surprisingly subdued in the Carol Channing role, even in an embarrassing sequence in which she wears blond curls and pretends to be an orphan.

Here in the U.S., we are navigating through an embarrassing sequence of public health blunders.

There are moments in "Bleeding Edge," when Mr. Pynchon uses his hefty arsenal of talents to capture the churning anxiety of New York at the turn of the millennium with gorgeous sleight of hand, but there are also embarrassing sequences with characters nattering on and on about "false flag" capers, insinuating possible United States government or Mossad involvement in the Sept. 11 attacks.

The episode is the latest in a sequence of embarrassing events for the university and its athletic department in the past month and a half.

Some found "embarrassing" the sequences dedicated to the intifada which were seen only through the eyes of the Israeli soldiers.

The ensuing duel is one of the finer displays of that now embarrassing staple of the genre, the prancing, leaping, swashbuckling sequence.

And in the sequence where he brings in the dead body I find it totally embarrassing.

Lacking compassion or any hint of genuinely black humour, this prison sequence is tasteless (as opposed to being in authentic bad taste) and embarrassing.