Sentence examples for even more embarrassingly from inspiring English sources

Even more embarrassingly, the party has lost around a million of the voters it attracted five years ago.

Even more embarrassingly, Miss Bhutto's husband, Asif Zardari, around whom many of the allegations centred, has been elected to the Senate despite still being in jail.

So they have aimed their critique at India's national amour propre by drawing unfavourable comparisons, first with the great rival China but even more embarrassingly with a string of south Asian neighbours.

So they have aimed their critique at India's national amour-propre by drawing unfavourable comparisons, firstly with the great rival China but even more embarrassingly with a string of south Asian neighbours.

Sykes, who had been found wanting in defence in the build-up to Vatuvei's first try, was then even more embarrassingly exposed in the second half by a couple of floated passes from New Zealand's full-back Lance Hohaia that allowed the big wing to complete the softest hat-trick of his career.

But Nixon did bounce back, and from a worse setback than Mr. Gore's: He lost his own state even more embarrassingly, in a failed post-vice-presidency run for governor, and then threw a public temper tantrum to blame his own failings on the press.

Even more confusingly and embarrassingly, it remained unclear on Friday morning who would represent Ankara – Erdoğan or the prime minister, Ahmet Davutoğlu.

These days, with the two leaders in jail, their primary recruitment tool deleted and a history of embarrassingly low support at local elections, they're looking even more irrelevant than ever.

And it is rendered even more disagreeable by the fact that attempts at wit and gentle conversation are embarrassingly feeble and flat.Miss Page tries hard, however, and in one laborious scene in which she has to convey her choked-back heart-break she almost makes a breach.

More embarrassingly, so did I.

The tapes are more embarrassingly banal than damaging.