Sentence examples for embarrassing to learn from inspiring English sources

It was great to have a chance at a meaningful life again, but I found it embarrassing to learn firsthand how completely controlled we are by our hormones.

"It was frankly embarrassing to learn of senior and highly paid civil servants arguing to the detriment of hard-pressed farmers".

"It's not embarrassing to learn something like, say, car maintenance later in life," she said.

He was embarrassed to learn G4S had already been contracted to run that year's conference security.

I was, however, embarrassed to learn that people usually refrain from folding paper napkins for hygienic reasons.

The next morning I was embarrassed to learn that the explosions had not been combat, but merely to celebrate a Muslim holiday.

D'Antoni was embarrassed to learn Thursday that he had been seen cursing on the sideline as some fans chanted "We want Steph" in the fourth quarter.

Romans must have been embarrassed to learn that, once the twins became adult, powerful and competitive, they argued about where to build their city, and Romulus killed his brother.

New Yorkers could only be embarrassed to learn last week, courtesy of The Times, that in a city where the non-Hispanic white population is 35 percent, 70 percent of the senior officials hired by Mayor Michael Bloomberg are white -- a record worse than that of all three American cities of comparable population, Los Angeles, Chicago and Houston.

The archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has said he was annoyed and embarrassed to learn the Church of England holds an indirect stake in Wonga, the payday lender he promised to bring down through fairer competition, and has called for the church to rethink its investment guidelines.

Respect their intellect and don't be embarrassed to learn from them.