Sentence examples for embarrassment call from inspiring English sources

Compulsive CNBC watchers will recognize Joseph Park, the affable, energetic 20-something who, along with his buddy Yong Kang, left jobs in investment banking to pursue what they, without irony or embarrassment, call their "vision".

Sure, we have a Gehry, an embarrassment called the Experience Music Project.

"And what better way to ring in another year spent among this embarrassment we call Humanity than by following the MBM while not watching the Big Match?

The leader of the state's Democratic senators, Scott Pelath, called the law an embarrassment and called for an immediate repeal of the controversial law, the Associated Press reported.

He also called the continuing pay gap between men and women as an "embarrassment" and called on Congress and business leaders to take action to close it.

An embarrassment, he called it.

She was the sort of child who almost automatically reddened with embarrassment when called on in class or while searching for a seat in the school lunchroom.

Republicans responded to the criticism with a television advertisement highlighting accusations of ethical missteps in the Strickland administration, including the public safety director's effort to shield Mr. Strickland from political embarrassment by calling off a sting operation that focused on inmates working at the governor's mansion who were trying to smuggle contraband tobacco into prison.

Despite the embarrassment, Ripplewood called Gilmore almost immediately after he cleared out his Schaumburg, Ill.

Despite the embarrassment, Ripplewood called Gilmore almost immediately after he cleared out his Schaumburg, Illinois office.

Adams characterized laws against blasphemy as "a great embarrassment" and called for their repeal.