Sentence examples for embarrassing view from inspiring English sources

It may take a hundred or more movies to clear your "recently watched" list completely, but ten or twenty snippets may be enough to make your embarrassing view history less obvious at a glance.

By Harold Gleason The New Yorker, December 22 , 1928P. 64 Kittens, of course, are embarrassing... View Article By John Cassidy By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande By Anthony Lane.

I blew right past him as he made some sort of strange, and from his point of view, embarrassing whimpering noise.

Gentiloni Silveri told La Repubblica that the pope's "embarrassing" appeal reflected the view of the Holy See throughout the conflict: that Rome was a "symbol of Western culture... a patrimony to be entrusted to the care of the white race".

Such views seem embarrassing now.

Also, after embarrassing disclosures that the views of its drug-safety officials have been suppressed, the agency said that it would set up an internal appeals process.

Some of those attempts are now viewed as embarrassing not because these stars sold out, but because they attempted to sell out and failed.

This came after a hacking attack that targeted Sony by wiping its hard drives and exposing studio executives' sometimes embarrassing e-mails to public view.

It's good to get away from New York now and then to see how the rest of the world is doing and how they view our sometimes embarrassing culture.

Now, Elishiva Ansbacher, an Israeli lawyer, represents 40 clients of Polish, Czech, Yugoslavian and Hungarian origin who say their relatives owned Generali policies from pre-war days.Generali has rejected their claims, and accuses some of the claimants of "disseminating misleading information over the media with a view of [sic] embarrassing Generali into paying amounts that are not due".

And this matter is a little strange for churchmen to be handling, and even embarrassing from the human point of view.