Sentence examples for expression of embarrassment from inspiring English sources

So there he was last year at the Kennedy Center with a gaudy ribbon around his neck and, on his face, a stunned expression of embarrassment and pride (and his fellow-honoree Herbie Hancock, the piano man's piano man, at his elbow) as a series of singers performed incongruous renditions of some of his hits.

If there is anything about dating or kissing in a movie, she puts her hands over my eyes, or looks at me with an outrageous expression of embarrassment, as though I were the one who should not be exposed to these facts of life.

(referring to colonoscopy) "There have been …cases where there's … damage to the intestinal system" (referring to colonoscopy) While both males and females identified embarrassment, there was a more personalized and intense expression of embarrassment in relation to medical professionals by females.

Expressions of embarrassment and talking/asking to oneself include "naniyattakkena", "nantsuttakke", " wakannai", "dooshiyoo ", which mean "I cannot remember ", "I'm not sure ", "what should we do?" In utterances annotated as "diffidence", whispering often occurred at the end portion of the utterances (85% of the "diffidence" tokens).

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However, expressions of shame, embarrassment, and imminent thoughts of death upon diagnosis with diabetes were more often noted among men; one man reported: "So when I was diagnosed with diabetes, I thought I was going to die.

U-turn rating: 6 Elijah Wood seemed born to play Frodo Baggins: that compacted physique and his edge-of-embarrassment expression did the trick.

Her head is turned back towards the viewer displaying what looks like an expression of shame or embarrassment and which transforms into a coquettish smile once the underwear is down.

Every person who stepped out of the butt room either came out with an expression of utter horror or embarrassment.

Luckily for me, he's more like a three-fifths-scale Snoop Dogg, a few inches shy of four feet high, probably about nine years old, and his mom - I assume she's his mom - is looking at me with an expression that is a complex blend of embarrassment, pity and amusement, as though to say: 'Kids say the darnedest things, do they not, white devil?'".

Her every expression, whether it was a moment of embarrassment or a tearful goodbye, felt pure, real and uninhibited.