Apparently the visibility of the "Jewish lobby" is an example of how making noise generates embarrassment among Jews, as well as criticism by others.
They report that the awareness of their blushing generates embarrassment, that in turn generates further blushing, and around and around, sometimes leading even to paralysis.
Mr Alexander said: "Twice in as many weeks, ministerial decisions have generated an embarrassment that could all too easily have become a tragedy".
"After the events of this weekend and following the flights fiasco, twice in as many weeks ministerial decisions have generated an embarrassment that could all too easily have become a tragedy," Mr. Alexander said.
Today, the general sentiment is far more subtle and sophisticated, allowing Brazilians to use such mega events for political purposes -- generating an embarrassment for the Olympic Committee, which operates far from democratically.
Having weathered his most recent crisis, however, he does not want to suffer more embarrassment, or generate future losses for his heirs.
In this line, the results of the present fMRI experiment show that in the absence of another's embarrassment observers generate vicarious emotions based on their own appraisals.
The consequent debates about whether the theory of evolution was more than a tautology should have generated serious philosophical embarrassment.
Embarrassment, generated by the inability of England's rugby union players to turn up at their own tournament, has deepened since their elimination, so that it cannot be excused.
From Pyongyang, not a squeak.Though hardly out of keeping for such a secretive, recalcitrant regime, the silence has generated unease, even embarrassment, among North Korea's counterparts in the six-party talks hosted by China, which, typically, described the hold-up as "natural".
The idea that voters were being shown political messages based on how much attention those messages would generate should cause Facebook great embarrassment.
