Sentence examples for enduring embarrassment from inspiring English sources

It's really little more than an accounting gimmick, the kind of sleight of hand that corporate America indulged in during the nineties, to its enduring embarrassment.

A24 Push to Organize Wal-Mart After a series of failures at Wal-Mart, organized labor is seeking to unionize stores in 20 states where they are enduring embarrassment for not having a presence at the nation's largest private employer.

Does being a golfer mean enduring clumsy embarrassment?

The Islanders and Devils did, but not after enduring the embarrassment of getting shut out before capacity crowds at their home openers.

Beyond patience, the ensuing months and years will also require diplomacy from athletic fund-raisers as they soothe the bruised egos of deep-pocketed donors, many of them who are enduring public embarrassment.

Ms. Stanley manages to slam sitcoms in general, and Oscar Wilde specifically, with her faulty premise that their humor relies on enduring or inflicting embarrassment.

We can only hope the embarrassment she's enduring as a consequence of today's gaffe-parade will dissuade her from doing it again.

And despite the ensuing embarrassment ― and earning the enduring enmity of perhaps the most powerful woman in the country, Oprah Winfrey ― he continued to do just fine.

"I'm sure he is enduring a considerable amount of shame and personal embarrassment, but at the same time I'm sure he will bounce back," he said.

The shortsighted benefit of Thursday night's sensible postponement in the wake of Hurricane Sandy and far more pressing concerns is that the Nets were spared the embarrassment of hearing those familiar Knicks cheers in their sparkling new home after enduring them in three New Jersey arenas over three and a half decades.

He thought about enduring.