Sentence examples for hugely embarrassed from inspiring English sources
The next morning, I was hugely embarrassed at having joined the ranks of the 3 million people in the UK who fall victim to scams each year.
Moreover, loose alliances rarely work well: witness the snail-like progress of the two-year-old alliance between eight European stock exchanges.Were the merger to fall apart, both sides would be hugely embarrassed.
Ofcom had been hugely embarrassed by a scathing CAT ruling in 2012 that concluded the basis of the regulator's decision to force Sky to cut the amount it charges rivals was "unfounded".
The interim ruling is a victory for Ofcom, which had been hugely embarrassed by a scathing CAT ruling in 2012 that concluded the basis of the regulator's decision to force Sky to cut the amount it charges rivals was "unfounded".
The hawks in the White House & in Congress are hugely embarrassed by the fact that the Oct. "election" in S. Vietnam will end up an utterly meaningless exercise The war has lost almost the last thread of the rationale that once was claimed for it.
Despite growing doubts as to the photographs' authenticity, the affair has hugely embarrassed the government, which fears it will damage attempts to win Iraqis' "hearts and minds" and further imperil British forces.President Bush went on two Arab-language television networks, roundly condemning the abuses but falling short of a direct apology, which top colleagues have issued.
"How hugely embarrassing for you," she says.
"He was a hugely embarrassing person," Emily said.
To have a meltdown in public is hugely embarrassing.
It is hugely embarrassing for the elephant (again).
