Sentence examples for embarrassingly poor from inspiring English sources

(An accompanying hourlong DVD is embarrassingly poor).

But his accuracy was embarrassingly poor, several of his sideline passes almost going into the stands.

Which is why I was glad that Fox News actually acted on Morris' embarrassingly poor performance.

Robbie Mitchell said: "Embarrassingly poor TV coverage of the closing stages of #RideLondon – TDF manages broadcast from remote France, BBC can't manage C London!" Jonathan Whittall tweeted: "Shocking coverage from #BBC!

Mr Wales has no illusions about taking on the search juggernaut that is Google and says that "we would be overjoyed to get 5% of the search market," which would still be worth a fortune in advertising revenues (Google, meanwhile, is moving onto Wikipedia's turf with a new project called Knol).So far Wikia's search results are embarrassingly poor, as reviewers have noted.

In a stinging recent article in Tax Notes, the veteran tax analyst Martin Sullivan writes of the debate over the 2001 cut that "Treasury's analysis was so embarrassingly poor and so biased, we thought we had seen the last of its kind".

Had this legislation not been rushed through in a day, perhaps the embarrassingly-poor legislative drafting discussed above could have been avoided.

Washington, D.C.--Shoddy working conditions, poor mentoring, and "embarrassingly inadequate" compensation for Ph.D. scientists are unfortunate but long-standing traits of the postdoctoral workforce, the National Academy of Sciences reported earlier this week.

Warner Brothers' $150m Peter Pan prequel was one of their tentpoles for 2015, but a $15.5m US debut has left the canvas sagging embarrassingly, given what a poor year the studio has had across the board.

If you're perky enough, it's doable with stick-ons, but as Victoria's paparazzi shot makes embarrassingly clear (Oy, her poor son -most of us just had to worry about our moms showing too much minivan at school), ladies and their two best gals need the RIGHT stick-ons to head off this style faux pas.

Even putting aside the Clinton ties to Wall Street and her embarrassingly destructive policies for poor people and the shrinking middle class, my No.1 fear (and many of the people who I know who are voting for Bernie) is that we're putting in another War Hawk, someone even worse than Obama, who by the way dropped more than 23,000 bombs on predominantly Muslim countries in the last calendar year.