Sentence examples for embarrassingly public from inspiring English sources

The collapse is embarrassingly public.

It was becoming increasingly urgent to resolve the troubled and sometimes embarrassingly public three-year search for a new conductor.

He said he wanted both commanders to send him representations before he would rule on this spat, which had, thanks to the internet, become embarrassingly public.

He engaged in an embarrassingly public soul-searching over whether to attack Mr. Gore for his campaign distortions and fund-raising abuses in 1996.

The attack appears to be unrelated to the much larger scale hack of Sony Pictures, which has seen the release of employee information and the broke the company's internal network, but is another embarrassingly public cyber-attack on the firm.

Whether in trains or offshore wind, expensive and embarrassingly public problems have resulted in a series of special charges, one of which was a €287m hit for failures in a transmission-grid project in Canada earlier this year.

After what should have been an embarrassingly long public row, a clumsy compromise was reached: Mr Moore would serve three years, half the envisioned six-year term, and Mr Supachai would serve the second three.That dispute was nothing, though, compared with the differences which must be resolved if Doha is to be a success.

Groom and bride – both covered in fake blood and fake vomit at this point – wrinkled their noses and turned, respectively, to Kyran and me, for what turned out to be quite an embarrassingly lengthy public pash (I've seen the videos).

The European currency union has become like a bad marriage whose deep-seated problems have burst embarrassingly into public view, while the beleaguered partners stay together for the sake of the children.

After he composed himself, he explained that his office was too embarrassingly unkempt for public consumption.

He was blunt, forceful and pithy in private conversation, yet embarrassingly inarticulate in public.