Sentence examples for embarrassing toward from inspiring English sources
"Embarrassing!" Toward the end of May, Steinem, her galleys corrected and delivered, boarded a plane to Beijing, where thirty-one peace activists — among them two Nobel laureates — from thirteen countries were gathering to fly to North Korea on a peace mission.
"Embarrassing!" Toward the end of May, Steinem, her galleys corrected and delivered, boarded a plane to Beijing, where thirty-one peace activists among them two Nobel laureates from thirteen countries were gathering to fly to North Korea on a peace mission.
Bankruptcies, revolving ownerships, guild battles, layoffs and buyouts, embarrassing lurches toward tech relevance -- general incompetence at every level except editorial (while management flounders to figure out business models, reporters win Pulitzers).
"Certainly in some of the work we've done so far, there's a much bigger lean toward the embarrassing to talk about situations than you would expect if you were a practicing physician.
And yet, as he reads the open letter, the Chief Executive must feel a slight glow of gratitude toward his hecklers, embarrassing as the situation is in which they have placed him.
If the Young Adult Institute's accomplishments are examined as a whole, however, then I think your article was biased toward embarrassing the "Medicaid moguls".
While in significant part that demise can be attributed to the commercial explosion of big-time sports, track and field's journey toward embarrassing obscurity has been hastened by the collapse in its credibility.
This is really embarrassing for me.
This may be embarrassing to them [ 24].
If Obama had not been hurtling toward an embarrassing defeat in Congress over his request for a resolution to allow the use of force, perhaps he would have swatted away Putin's proposal, as Kerry's aides initially did.
Here, he leans toward the latter, embarrassing his daughter with a proud love song ("You're My Girl") and then embarrassing his wife ("She's a Healer").
