Sentence examples for embarrassing subject from inspiring English sources

Now even that embarrassing subject has been allowed back on the agenda.

But while I agreed with Amis that male novelists never explore the embarrassing subject of potency – a hidden weakness in men – I don't agree with him that women never have to worry about a "no show" and that sex is impossible to write about well.

This means he trusts you with a sensitive and sometimes embarrassing subject to talk to loved ones about.

In Shrinking Violets, Joe Moran tackles a far more embarrassing subject: being shy.

I am religious, but it is the most embarrassing subject to talk about in detail.

That is an embarrassing subject, not only because of the different theological conceptions of the Eucharist, though they are part of it.

Publishers sometimes justify embargoing a book on the grounds that it has news that can embarrass its subject, and that leaks could lead to litigation that could kill the book.

Given that the documents mostly detailed salacious personal and financial details about the lives of senior political and media figures, suspicion was fueled that state security destroyed incriminating documents and left other files meant to embarrass the subjects.

Natural law theory, as one sees it practiced already in Aristotle's Ethics and Politics, makes these valuations by the theorist overt and explicit (not hidden and embarrassed), and subjects them to rational scrutiny and debate.

Unlike passive drool techniques that can be embarrassing to the subjects, the saliva samples dispensed by the collection kit were easily collected and devoid of any particulates or air bubbles.

They were clearly embarrassed over the subject matter, and spelled out unsavory words rather than saying them.