Sentence examples for has become embarrassing from inspiring English sources
"It has become embarrassing to say you live in Hollywood".
Both touch on the question of why Christianity has become embarrassing.
The gambit has become embarrassing enough that 68 senators have publicly pledged their support for a pending measure.
It has become embarrassing to state that evil makes its home in the individual human heart before it enters a political system.
As for aid, it is almost as if Mr Cameron has become embarrassed by what is, without doubt, a remarkable humane accomplishment in cash-strapped times.
Its injustices have become embarrassing even to right-wingers.
His lows have become embarrassing "You like that!" taunts.
This was intended to close a chapter that had become embarrassing to Washington.
She was in her 80s and so out of touch with contemporary life that her descriptions of it had become embarrassing.
And her commercial appeal elevates her above the herd to the point where comparisons with Serena Williams, her arch rival on and off the court, have become embarrassing.
A1 Powerful Lobbyist Questioned Disclosures about the big-money lobbying activities of Jack Abramoff, one of Washington's most powerful and best paid lobbyists, have become embarrassing to prominent members of Congress and are being investigated by a federal grand jury.
