Sentence examples for embarrassments come from inspiring English sources

Not so, when the private embarrassments come to light unexpectedly.

Given the scandals and embarrassments coming out of the state capital in recent months, one would expect its members to be very busy.

Where did Mr. Allyn's interest in embarrassment come from anyway?

The embarrassment came from within, a check to my giddiness.

The frustration (and embarrassment) comes from accidentally serving a dessert wine with the entree.

"The embarrassment came from trying to explain my situation to someone who didn't want to hear it," she said.

Additional embarrassment came in 2011, when the office decided against investigating Libor and shifted responsibility instead to the Financial Services Authority.

"If this unravels, all of the evidence, all of the phony terror alerts and all the embarrassment comes up publicly, too.

One minor embarrassment came recently with the news that his publican brother was a tax defaulter who had been ordered to pay almost €100,000 (£78,000) in taxes and fines.

They burn N.R.A. goons on Twitter and call out companies who do business with the group with the full knowledge that with embarrassment comes delegitimization.

Although Wallace never lost a libel case, his worst embarrassment came in his 70s over a cancelled 60 Minutes expose of a tobacco company, Brown and Williamson.