Sentence examples for embarrassment which from inspiring English sources

And embarrassment, which is the price of acutely experienced admiration.

The conviction of Mr Yilmaz was an embarrassment which the PKK does not want repeated.

This avoidance of coinage responsibility leads to national embarrassment (which is finite justice).

Movie lovers like Mr. Bertolucci's dreamers risked derision and embarrassment, which their spiritual children are happy to supply.

"To be naked is to be deprived of our clothes and the word implies some of the embarrassment which most of us feel in that condition," he wrote.

This deeply dislikable comedy of embarrassment, which uses rock music like narrative Polyfilla, stars Rachel McAdams as Becky, an unintentionally unprincipled, motor-mouthed TV producer.

Some embarrassments, which the writers involved may nonetheless find are useful publicity: having your graphic novel version of Ulysses banned on the iPad; having your work recommended for National Bathroom Reading Week.

This is the latest in a series of embarrassments which Ticketmaster has faced while running the London 2012 sale.

One of her letters at the time gives voice to her frustrations: "In nursing my husband's incurable malady I ruined my health, just as I have ruined my private fortune in accepting the inheritance of debts and embarrassments which he left me".

Is he worried about an embarrassment, in which dropped-out candidates who are still on the ballot – such as former Virginia governor Jim Gilmore – garner protest votes?

The two Jimmies (Calderwood and Nicholl) have removed from Pittodrie the embarrassment factor which was present with so many previous managers.