Sentence examples for embarrassing to think from inspiring English sources

It was embarrassing to think that there was a giant hole somewhere.

It is embarrassing to think about the trail of aborted rental and purchase agreements we have left in our wake.

It's sometimes embarrassing to think of how many of the more than 200,000 miles on my 11-year-old pickup I've logged heading to far-flung fishing spots.

It is embarrassing to think that a sponsor would blink on this account.

It's too embarrassing to think about.

It's a little embarrassing to think I once had a prep prejudice.

It is not ridiculous, although he says he is "embarrassed" to think of them as having "selves".

I said when I submitted the bill that I was embarrassed to think that something like this was not already on the books".

I was embarrassed to think of my father sucking up to Super Goat Man, as he surely had during their long evenings together, whoever had taken the bulk of the chips.

Even though we might be embarrassed to think of it this way, we are doing our utmost to undermine equal opportunity.... Now, to enforce equal opportunity, the government could do one of two things: it could try to pull my daughter down, or it could work to raise other people's children up.

There's no one to see her, really, aside from Mrs. Shapiro, who barely glances up from her own shoelaces, but still she feels embarrassed to think that she can't even flip over a canoe, a thing she must have done a hundred times when she was a girl.