Sentence examples similar to induced embarrassment from inspiring English sources

There was nothing in there that could induce embarrassment, not on my part, anyway.

THE political party conventions to choose America's presidential candidates cannot but induce embarrassment and perplexity that so important an office is celebrated in so gaudy a way.

One of the film's most influential champions was Jean Collet, writing in Cahiers du cinéma that, by capturing the momentary indiscretions of his characters on the screen, Forman forces the audience into a voyeuristic situation that induces embarrassment and laughter.

While cellulite was the ideal type of women at the times of impressionism, today this "orange peel" aspect of the skin is severely unacceptable, such that it may induce embarrassment and psychosocial inhibition in those suffering its consequences.

The encore is a goose pimple-inducing embarrassment of riches – Good Vibrations, Help Me Rhonda, Surfin' USA, Fun, Fun, Fun – then the strangely distant Brian Wilson takes a bow and slowly lollops off stage like a pensionable Baloo the Bear.

Apart from Jerry Hall, the cast is British, and the jokes and the sentimentality induce such embarrassment that a team of osteopaths should be on hand to uncurl the audience's toes.

With its trysting governor and "you lie!" congressman, South Carolina has suffered more than its share of politician-induced embarrassment.

As West Brom laid siege to the Reading goal with a series of long balls into the box in the closing minutes, Fletcher missed the pick of their chances before Piazon found himself in space on the edge of the penalty area and struck deep in injury time to heap further Reading-induced embarrassment on West Brom.