Sentence examples for embarrassingly clear from inspiring English sources

That is embarrassingly clear, and that is why Ms. Loomer's subject is so contemporary, so knotty.

It is now embarrassingly clear that economic performance in Europe has been uneven during the glory days of globalization.

Most importantly, Zilch Capital used to refer to itself as a "hedge fund" but 2008 made it embarrassingly clear we didn't know how to hedge.

And even before the Iowa caucuses it had become embarrassingly clear that he lacked the qualities required to run for president.

It is embarrassingly clear that nobody, least of all the cabinet, has a clue whether it is doing the right thing.

The resulting disorganization and lack of money became embarrassingly clear this month when the Democrats held what was billed as a "walk-through" of the convention facilities.

The camera coped particularly well in low-light which is often a problem with cheaper cameras and smartphone cameras; I took it to a nightclub and, somewhat embarrassingly, every photo was clear enough for me to relive the memories the morning after.

The home side notched 102 points on their way to promotion and looked determined to not wilt when behind, but when substitute Jeffrey Schlupp raced clear to smash embarrassingly over the bar, a draw looked to be slipping away.

The disconnect between Hackett and Testaverde became embarrassingly apparent on Sunday and crystal clear yesterday when Testaverde elaborated on the final 13 seconds of Sunday's loss to Buffalo.

For over an hour they were dishevelled and, even when an off-side Didier Drogba was allowed to run clear in the 19th minute, he shot embarrassingly wide.

As he made a statement in the Commons on the affair, Sir Menzies Campbell, the former Lib Dem leader, asked him: "Isn't it clear that this mission was ill-conceived, poorly planned and embarrassingly executed?