But Drury had always fought past her tendency toward embarrassment.
The greatest embarrassment of all, toward the end of 1999, was a special issue of the paper's Sunday magazine which was all about the new Staples Center, a huge indoor stadium.
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There's no way this would have happened in 2010, when Labour regarded student demonstrations with the sort of awkward embarrassment a parent feels toward their sulky teenager.
There are other possible reasons for why individuals reduce or omit insulin, for example, fear of hypoglycemia, interference with activities of daily living, injection pain, injection embarrassment, or negative affect toward injections (28).
Barely three weeks to Election Day, short of a radical change that would salvage his fortunes, Trump is careening toward his greatest embarrassment in a life of spectacular pratfalls.
which is old-fashioned & elaborate, and tends toward the oleaginous, has been an embarrassment to numerous House members, particularly the younger ones, who are modern, crisp, and telegenic.
While cake mixes and convenience foods have been around for decades, it is only recently that attitudes toward using them have shifted from embarrassment to allegiance.
The incident sparked outrage toward the police in Alabama and embarrassment for the state at home and abroad.
