Sentence examples for from that embarrassment from inspiring English sources

I was debating whether to mention that my dear friend Tuppy was a fat bore, but Jeeves saved me from that embarrassment.

–Paul Myerberg More from Tom Spousta, out in Tallahassee covering the game for The Times: The Sooners blew out Florida State 47-17 iNormanan last year, but the Seminoles – especially their defensive backs – apparently learned from that embarrassment as the rematch in Tallahassee settled into a bruising defensive battle.

Thankfully, it looks like Chrome can now potentially save you from that embarrassment.

Mr. Cameron has until now avoided serious political fallout from the embarrassments that have flowed in from the inquiry's six months of forensic examination.

His only justification for pulling it, he concludes, would have been to save himself from the public embarrassment that has now ensued.

The word tends to be used defensively, to protect the government from embarrassment that it deserves to feel, and aggressively, as with the absurd censoring of a book by Ali Soufan.

In "The Ice Storm," he said, the juice came from one word, embarrassment, that he tried to weave through the story in a kind of fugue.

This rule will save so many institutions from public relations embarrassment that PR people will recognize it for years to come.

In the event, finance ministers from other countries saved their German colleague, Hans Eichel, from this embarrassment.

First, by a desire to protect myself from the embarrassment of my own conduct.

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