Sentence examples for face embarrassing from inspiring English sources

The arc of Howard's argument is that an open, interoperable, global network means that "every dictator will face embarrassing videos he cannot block and outrage he cannot respond to", and every region in crisis or transition will involve "people using digital media to try to improve their conditions, to build new organisations, and to craft new institutional arrangements".

The bill would have to be delayed or face embarrassing meltdown.

Step out of line, and you not only lose your property, but face embarrassing and potentially dangerous hassles even when living abroad.

And the losers face embarrassing ejection on network television, just as contestants do on the popular survival shows that spawned it.

She covered her face, embarrassed by the disorganization of her feelings.

He also faced embarrassing teething problems with a new computerized stage that forced cancellation of one entire opera production and resulted in several breakdowns during early performances.

Yemen Yemen's government has faced embarrassing questions in parliament about evidence ministers lied about US air strikes against al-Qaida targets.

It is disproportionate and unnecessary, which is probably why it appeals to Jack Straw, who still faces embarrassing questions on torture and rendition that took place on his watch.

Mr Ahern's timing was off, his campaign was in disarray, and he faced embarrassing allegations about undeclared loans and gifts received when he was finance minister in the 1990s.

Hollande faced embarrassing questions about his private life at a press conference with David Cameron and then sat through an awkward and short lunch with the prime minister at a nearby upmarket gastropub.

Both officials have faced embarrassing allegations that dinners and parties with the Murdochs, including a gathering that Mr. Cameron attended on Mr. Murdoch's yacht, reveal an inappropriate coziness that may have influenced the BSkyB deal.