Sentence examples for immense embarrassment from inspiring English sources
DNC emails leaked by Guccifer 2.0 caused immense embarrassment ahead of the Democratic national convention.
To the authorities' immense embarrassment, Gao Yu laid bare the Communist party's outright hostility to human rights, and for that she is being severely punished".
To the immense embarrassment of a party that aspires to govern, they include everyone from a former party treasurer to a son-in-law of the former prime minister, José María Aznar.Mr Correa (pictured above) has been remanded in prison, pending investigation.
So bad, in fact, that his admirers find his record in 1939-45 an immense embarrassment, especially as he was the brother of Simone Weil, a social philosopher, religious mystic and heroine of the French Resistance.But Mr Weil did not feel at all apologetic, still less ashamed.
Studio Daniel Libeskind lost its urban planning consultant yesterday when Gary A. Hack resigned from the position, citing the "immense embarrassment" caused by two articles this week in The New York Post that described a lecture he delivered in October at the State University of New York in Buffalo.
Nevertheless, he caused immense embarrassment to the National Security Council and White House.
There's no embarrassment about the immense fortune that made the museum possible, no old-fashioned cultural money-laundering in the manner of Carnegie or Mellon.
This way, you'll be saved immense trouble - not to mention embarrassment - if she says no. Plan what you are going to do.
"You could say the pressure and money are more immense, so they'll resort to anything to avoid embarrassment to the country or to the team," Rosenbaum said.
Alexios had anticipated help in the form of mercenary forces from the West, and was totally unprepared for the immense and undisciplined hosts which soon arrived, to his consternation and embarrassment.
