Sentence examples for feel embarrassed talking from inspiring English sources

"I feel embarrassed talking about it," he says.

A girl overflowing with terrible opinions who smells of Coco Mademoiselle and buttery leather and who doesn't feel embarrassed talking sincerely about pilates on public transport.

If you're shy and feel embarrassed talking about yourself, do so while looking at your hands, or look at your hand touching his.

The 22-year-old business studies graduate admits that at first he felt embarrassed talking about sex but, after some training, he now "feels more comfortable to talk with them about these topics".

"I feel horribly embarrassed talking about this," Dr. Sailor said.

She wants a change to the provision in the constitution that prevents any citizen who has a foreign spouse or children (or whose children have foreign spouses) from standing for the presidency – a provision plainly drafted to exclude her – although, she says, "I have to confess that I feel a bit embarrassed talking about it because it seems a little bit too personal".

Because he's the male GP as well and I would feel a bit embarrassed talking to him in a way.

If you make good progress, make a little conversation but keep quiet so she doesn't feel embarrassed by you talking too loud.

I felt embarrassed taking a wage.

Shortly after Lehman Brothers collapsed, Ms. Baum traded in the Rolls-Royce that she had used to ferry clients to apartments around town, because while "people were still wealthy, they felt embarrassed to talk about it".

They commented that they felt embarrassed to talk about breast cancer or to seek breast health examinations because they were still unmarried.