How much embarrassment this causes depends on how he responds to the charge of flip-flopping.
23 I fail to see how greater embarrassment flows from saying that the foreign act does not violate clear and widely accepted principles of international law than from saying, as the Court does, that nonexamination and validation are required because there are no widely accepted principles to which to subject the foreign act.
That's why Sunday's madness offers a sweet measure of vindication for Tomei: It demonstrated that, in the case of a miscalled name, show officials are ready and willing to rush out and correct it — no matter how much embarrassment or humiliation might ensue.
And fourth is to figure out the motive of Honey G, i.e: why is she on this show, doing this thing, the stiff actions of someone being tested by science to see how much embarrassment the human body can withstand without dying?
He was more interested, however, by how immune to embarrassment this heap of a man appeared to be.
She looks taken aback, and I realise with a belated shock of embarrassment how inappropriate my impulse was.
How peculiar if embarrassment turns out to be the reason why us sensitive, Luddite, technophobe highbrows finally give in and join the digital revolution.
Similar thrills attended the mainstreaming of the phrase "big data", which made everyone wonder in embarrassment how they had got along with their pathetic wad of tiny data for so long.
In the biggest mall here, for example, Eligiusz Tasica, a 26-year-old doctoral student, said with no embarrassment how much he admired America, not only for its achievements in freedom and wealth.
During the journey, the civil servant talks about his imminent retirement, saying with some embarrassment how pleased he is with his large severance package and his pension – which is bigger than the MP's annual salary.
