Sentence examples for embarrassments of having from inspiring English sources

My greatest fear was that I would write a fraudulent book simply to escape the embarrassments of having written only one novel.

The author of "Gilead" and "When I Was a Child I Read Books" says that after "Housekeeping," her greatest fear was writing "a fraudulent book simply to escape the embarrassments of having written only one novel".

Was he denying the shame and embarrassment of having a woman tending to him?

(Instead, he will have to live down the embarrassment of having christened himself Arnaud Française).

They have now broken that promise and they will have to suffer the embarrassment of having done so," he said.

Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, said the Tories would have to "suffer the embarrassment of having failed spectacularly to deliver".

Moreover, he said, the company would like to avoid the embarrassment of having its mistakes paraded in open court.

It suffered the embarrassment of having one of its agents, Robert Hanssen, caught exchanging state secrets for Russian diamonds.

That would have spared you the embarrassment of having others know that your claims are inaccurate and are based on a simple misunderstanding of what occurred.

They have now broken that promise and they will have to suffer the embarrassment of having done so.

Most of these people don't calculate the downside -- the embarrassment of having a place close in three months".