Sentence examples for embarrassing use from inspiring English sources
The tactic was put to embarrassing use on a poor and addicted Surrey couple who under the guidance of undercover RCMP stumbled through a plot to bomb the BC legislature in 2013 something a judge ruled they had "neither the capacity nor sufficient motivation" to actually carry out.
Mr. Kennedy recounts many unpleasant episodes, like the embarrassing use of the term by Senator Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia in a public appearance last march.
A mistake in handling manuscripts--not deliberate copying--led to an embarrassing use of borrowed text in a recent paper on the use of human embryonic stem cells, claims one of the authors, Karim Nayernia of Newcastle University in the United Kingdom.
He said he was "taking responsibility for the extravagant and embarrassing use of water in my district". "It's a slippery slope to move toward a time where water is only for those who can most afford it," Koretz said.
We sat by the edge in our low beach chairs, the same chairs that used to embarrass us when our parents brought them to the beach.
By contrast, he said, "it was sometimes embarrassing" to use paper coupons.
(The surgeon's glasses are also embarrassing to use, because they have a kind of dorky mad scientist look. My student and I got lots of odd stares while we were inspecting the painting).
Her daughter, who also spoke before the committee, said it would be "embarrassing" to use the boys' restroom and that her presence in the girls' bathroom didn't cause any problems.
Nothing embarrassing about using them, they will protect your mattress so if you do leak the blood doesn't get into the mattress causing smell or stains.
