Sentence examples for highly embarrassed from inspiring English sources

She was highly embarrassed when von Zedtwitz responded in perfect French: "Thank you.

Highly embarrassed, and determined to indeed make (bad) things happen, the White House refused Republican offers to give it more discretion in making cuts.

Jo Glanville, director of English PEN – which supported the book's publication with a grant towards translation – said Thomson Airways should be "highly embarrassed about this gross act of misjudgment".

While there is virtually no risk to the public -- wherever they are, the rods are almost certainly stored safely, officials say -- their misplacement has both alarmed people who live near Millstone and highly embarrassed the plant's operators.

Pakistan's armed forces, specifically the navy, have been highly embarrassed by the 16-hour battle that ensued at the base when six attackers climbed over a wall and blew up two American-made naval surveillance planes.

What's his name?" The woman responded, "The second car... (and the name, which I've long since forgotten)." The conductor then climbed aboard and relayed the message, whereupon a highly embarrassed commuter hurried to the front of the car and handed the keys to the conductor, who then turned and handed them to an out-of-breath and greatly upset woman.

Highly embarrassing, mildly funny.

It was also highly embarrassing.

The move is highly embarrassing for France.

IT IS highly embarrassing to say the least.

The apparent reversal is highly embarrassing for the police.