Sentence examples for embarrassment grew from inspiring English sources

As reports of massacres and other abuses mounted, though, embarrassment grew.

The embarrassment grew today when the biggest newspaper in South Carolina, The State, published intimate email exchanges between him and his lover, known only as Maria.

On Monday, as the embarrassment grew with every new announcement, a Sackler trust and a family foundation in Britain issued statements saying they would suspend further philanthropy for the moment.

"Well," I said, my embarrassment growing.

And as the show goes on, that embarrassment grows.

Chelsea's on-going refusal to sell represented an embarrassment that grew ever greater as Madrid stumbled their way through pre-season, with the coach, Bernd Schuster, insisting that signing the Dutchman was "vital".

Most kids couldn't survive the embarrassment of growing up with a last name like Weiner and hope to emerge with their souls and spirits intact.

I was impressed by Norton's acumen as an entertainer and a storyteller: "Keeping the Faith" skirts about a dozen potential traps and embarrassments and grows in emotional force, and by the end I had to brush away a tear or two... Most of "Keeping the Faith" is fresh as rain — it's a great spring movie, and a great date movie, too.

Always wary of an adventurousness that might blind Mr. McCain to potential embarrassments, his advisers grew anxious during the 2000 campaign when a lobbyist, Vicki Iseman, began turning up with him at fund-raisers and at his office.

Embarrassment for the governor grew when the biggest newspaper in South Carolina, The State, published a string of emails between him and his lover.

Having become almost "completely embarrassment-proof" as Debbie grew up and lost most of her onscreen inhibitions, Ryan transferred seamlessly from Shameless to Waterloo Road, departing before the school became an academy and moved to Scotland.