Sentence examples for embarrassing since from inspiring English sources

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"I believe that the public release of these cables would not damage the United States, however, I did believe that the cables might be embarrassing, since they represented very honest opinions and statements behind the backs of other nations and organizations".

"I believed that the public release of these cables would not damage the United States; however, I did believe that the cables might be embarrassing, since they represented very honest opinions and statements behind the backs of other nations and organizations," said Manning.

But Italy's professional politicians have been comprehensively discredited and embarrassed since Mr Monti came to power last November.

Logan looks embarrassed since it's obvious she is not, and is probably as "privileged" as Hannah.

His shouts and curses could be heard 40 yards away as Coughlin reminded the players that they might soon be embarrassed, "since we're going to be on national TV in two days".

But the small-bore stuff, like getting a Democratic president elected, is off limits because in terms of hard political reality, Mr. McGreevey is radioactive, not to mention embarrassed since he jumped out early and threw his support behind Gov.

"The Adventures of Pluto Nash," starring Eddie Murphy, produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and distributed by Warner Brothers, cost an estimated $125 million but has grossed an embarrassing $4 million since opening two weeks ago.

Rob Ford took power (that is, as much power as a Canadian mayor can really have) in Toronto a few years ago without winning any support in the city's urban core, and hasn't stopped embarrassing them since.

The law pressured schools to shape up mainly by embarrassing them, since the scores are made public.

He said 'Rale, I feel that, and tears are not embarrassing.' Ever since, if I had a tear, I never wiped it.