Sentence examples for embarrassment spread from inspiring English sources

On Friday, the embarrassment spread to David Cameron when he backed Fiona Woolf, the current Lord Mayor of London, only hours before her resignation as head of the inquiry was announced.

This embarrassment spread to the doctors during consultations, as noted in the following quote: Doctors are trained to be professional and not show any embarrassment during the physical examination of patients.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, February 12 , 1938P. 11 In his annual report on the future of the race Mr. H.G. Wells sees life coming more & more to assume a communal aspect; "The habit of eating in public places without embarrassment will spread".

The patients' embarrassment frequently spread to the doctors, even though such a sense of embarrassment violated the expectation of doctors to maintain a high level of professionalism.

Earlier malicious programs could also cause a similar measure of embarrassment if they spread themselves through a person's e-mail address book.

Hunter, who has also expressed embarrassment over the photo spread, claims that John Edwards' marriage to his wife was "broken," but Elizabeth's sister denies this, calling Hunter "delusional".

They have legions of entrepreneurs dedicated to serving them better, but often they fail even to understand the embarrassment of offerings that is spread before them.

Some media have become enamored of the idea of a virus, even suggesting a government conspiracy to save itself some embarrassment should its trade practices prove to be spreading it.

"Given the big following that the Green Lions have created in the UK and further afield, this embarrassment for the club and the island regrettably is spread far beyond our shores".

Saudi Arabia suffered a similar embarrassment in 2005, when it reacted slowly to polio spreading toward Mecca with pilgrims from northern Nigeria.

"Were we to return the favour we would, without doubt, find a wealth of embarrassment and disgrace in the other three parties' ranks to spread across the media".