Sentence examples for embarrassing thoughts from inspiring English sources

From the age of 13 he kept notebooks in which he confided his most intimate and often embarrassing thoughts.

Said Seinfeld writer Peter Mehlman of David Larryry is very in tune with his own deepest, darkest, most embarrassing thoughts -- and he's utterly unabashed about sharing them".

What embarrassing intrusive thoughts do we all get sometimes?

By yourself?" Reading the questions I can see how it would be such a heady, intoxicating feeling to get into deep, important topics on a first date -- some of these issues, like relationships with family, embarrassing moments, thoughts about illness and death -- might not normally come up until much later dates.

But poetry also requires economy, coherence, and discrimination, and Dylan has perpetrated prolix verses, horrendous grammar, tangled phrases, silly metaphors, embarrassing clichés, muddled thought; at times he seems to believe one good image deserves five others, and he relies too much on rhyme.

Thoughts of embarrassing pauses over post-prandial espressos can be banished.

How dare a woman just want a male friend?! It's embarrassing to recall those thoughts.

After the Glorious Revolution (1688), convocation began to exhibit an independence of thought that was embarrassing to the government.

Perhaps the image has whisked him back to thoughts of his own embarrassing teenage crushes and skincare regime.

"And then you had us," Paulina says, thrilled, but slightly embarrassed at the thought of her parents kissing.

Mr. Heineman said that as news of the Medicaid provision spread, people in Nebraska felt embarrassed at the thought that they had been made part of some political deal, even if it was to benefit them.