Sentence examples for expressed embarrassment from inspiring English sources

The speakers expressed embarrassment and disgust.

Libero's editor grudgingly expressed embarrassment, and its Web site took down the interview.

Since then, especially in recent years, Israel has expressed embarrassment about the episode and tried to make amends.

Yet like many potential activists, she expressed embarrassment and shame at having taken out such loans in the first place and she prefers not to discuss it publicly.

One highly educated Belizean took me aside at a reception and expressed embarrassment that his nation was the setting for the undignified behavior of "Temptation Island".

With a few exceptions, the independent bookstores run by political liberals, who have often expressed embarrassment at the sorry treatment of Australia's indigenous people, were reluctant to promote it.

She did not express embarrassment about having been fooled by a teenager.

Expressing embarrassment about what he termed an "ugly situation," Mr. Hutcherson took full blame for not having caught the rankings change until after the awards had been bestowed.

Still expressing "embarrassment" at his powers and commitment to parliamentary elections in October 2002, the general formally dissolved Parliament and named himself president.

The reaction of the audience ranged from titters through snickers to peals of laughter, which can also be a way of expressing embarrassment.

And in the book, he expresses embarrassment about being awarded the Medal of Honor for a second operation, on an island near Nha Trang, in which he was severely wounded and lost part of a leg.