Sentence examples for extreme embarrassment from inspiring English sources

Cardinal Francis George of Chicago, the leader of American bishops, has called the invitation of the president "an extreme embarrassment".

There was no public interest in identifying her, and it had caused her extreme embarrassment and distress.

He said that in his 20s, he was profoundly affected by experiences of extreme embarrassment, a subject now at the center of much of his work.

Urban ironing might seem less challenging, its difficulty lying "in the extreme embarrassment of ironing on a street in front of large crowds," Mr. Shaw wrote.

Fair warning: I'm 32 and performed most of my public acts of extreme embarrassment in the confines of my home, occasionally while eating.

But behind this grandiose display, you got the impression that pretty much the entire nation — save perhaps the Beckhams and the members of Oasis — were wincing in extreme embarrassment.

This extreme statistical embarrassment has done nothing to diminish the staying power of voodoo economics as a political-rhetorical force into our own day.

Yet there is no doubt about it: Allardyce has caused his employer an extreme form of embarrassment.

DISCLAIMER: Do not read this article if you dislike the idea of premature wrinkles caused by cringing, pounding your head against the wall in frustration, extreme second-hand embarrassment or the sensation that you're actually dying inside.

Social anxiety disorder (SAD; also known as social phobia) is characterised by extreme fear of embarrassment in social situations involving performances or interactions.

The combination of extreme exhibitionism and mortified embarrassment was a new milestone in the evolution of the human ego.