Sentence examples for embarrassing word from inspiring English sources

And then he talked about how he wanted to end the war on drugs and campaign finance reform and government that isn't for plutocrats, and how they were going to build a revolution (such an embarrassing word to hear uttered out loud), and America was going to be a social democracy, by the people of the people.

To attract even more attention, the bullhorn will blink in neon red anytime you use embarrassing words or phrases like "adultery" or "I love 'The Anna Nicole Smith Show.' " THE REAL-TIME TRANSCRIPT -- This device will come in handy in stores and restaurants.

Unspoken and embarrassing words like "neat" and "cool" nonetheless lived somewhere in the underbrush.

"That word embarrassing in an insulting word to tell you truth".

The Romney campaign has been associated with a series of embarrassing misspelled words recently.

The word "embarrassing" is taken from the art theorist Rosalind Krauss, who wrote, in 1979, that "now we find it indescribably embarrassing to mention art and spirit in the same sentence".

"I don't want to use the word embarrassing - but it is a little bit," said the 26-year-old.

He was among the players who used the word "embarrassing" to describe how he felt Thursday, but he and they have nothing to be ashamed of.

Dirty words, embarrassing stains and much more talk about sex than actual sex.

James McClean used the words "embarrassing" and "joke" in a tweet after the Republic of Ireland scored twice in the last four minutes to beat Kazakhstan.

Toby Flood, who endured a difficult day at outside-half, used the words "embarrassing" and "shameful" to describe the team's tryless performance, while the No 8 Nick Easter admitted that he and his colleagues had "not been smart enough in possession".