Sentence examples for embarrassing truths from inspiring English sources

"It's so upsettingly hard to remove anything and so hard to repair once images, falsehoods, and embarrassing truths are released".

It's not just the Conservatives, however, who are getting in on the fun of trying to remove embarrassing truths from the internet.

Obviously having appointed herself Queen Bee means she already knows several embarrassing truths of mine (snogged best friend's brother, didn't find out what a urethra was 'till Year 12, etc), but I'm starting to worry it's become a full-scale invasion.

Let's stop pretending that character assassination through wild accusations is the same as exposing embarrassing truths.

The film is Secrecy, a documentary about U.S. government secrecy -- specifically, the use of classification to hide mistakes and embarrassing truths from the citizenry.

Hailed by NPR as "a revolution of small, embarrassing truths," and by Sundance as an "unlikely, yet winning, combination of scatological humor, raw human honesty, and sweet romance," the 83-minute romantic comedy is a revelation for its protagonist, comedian Jenny Slate, and a stunning debut for Robespierre. .

And we sometimes think we should do something for the sake of another person, even when it is inconvenient, costly, or unpleasant (e.g. we stop to help a stranded motorist, donate to charity, or tell someone an embarrassing truth rather than a face-saving lie).

__________ Social life has slipped back to the 1950s, when manners were everything and truth embarrassing, says Tim Lott.

defer.add img); If they land on 2 numbers that add up to an even number, they must tell the complete truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth about something embarrassing or something funny that they once did.

The truth is embarrassing.

Sometimes the truth is embarrassing; sometimes telling it would mean revealing petty squabbles and how much impact they have on the day-to-day business of government.