Sentence examples for embarrassment was made from inspiring English sources

The embarrassment was made worse by the fact that his parents were watching.

The embarrassment was made all the more real in June when a report by the United Nations Human Rights Committeee found that a woman who was forced to choose between travelling abroad to have an abortion or carry the baby full term despite the presence of a fatal foetal abnormality, had been subject to "discrimination and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment".

When pressed, however, he recalled several times when he was made to feel embarrassment about his heritage.

Whatever tension was absent during the game was made up for in embarrassment in the days that followed.

Indeed, a joke is made of this embarrassment in the finale when they don 1970s Abba outfits to perform 'Waterloo'.

Versions of the argument that reject all actual infinities face the embarrassment of explaining what is to be made of the First Cause, especially since it might have some features that are actually infinite.

"In general, transformation is made easy by a battlefield embarrassment, or by a looming threat.

Scarano's arrest last year, along with a secret service officer and financial intermediary, came as an embarrassment to the Vatican, which is making efforts to boost its financial institutions' safeguards against money laundering.

Of those polled, 39.5percentt said that the receptionist embarrassment was the cause of them not making appointments, while 41.8percentnt said the greatest doctor-related issue was getting an appointment with the doctor of their choice.

Perhaps her embarrassment was great enough to make her freeze.

But the embarrassment is more than made up for by the appreciative smiles of encouragement you'll invariably get from locals for even making the attempt to speak their language.