Sentence examples for is slightly embarrassing from inspiring English sources

Honestly, admitting to my temporary cravings – none of which were seasonal, wholegrain or unrefined– is slightly embarrassing even now.

"This is slightly embarrassing," she confides.

'It doesn't bother me and I really don't think about it.' Spotting that his son is slightly embarrassed by the comparison, his father says he has tried to help him improve his image.

(Though George Clooney, like Portman, does say that he is slightly embarrassed to find that members of Congress, whom he was taught to think of as Olympians, treat him with awestruck deference).

But the show goes on and, with the closure of the Royal Opera House for a lottery-subsidised rebuild, now enters a nomadic phase.Mr Scandiuzzi, one of the few Italian singers in this year's line-up, confesses that he is slightly embarrassed and bemused that such a phenomenon should be emanating from London, not from Italy.

It's as if the channel is slightly embarrassed by the worthwhile shows on its schedule — from documentary series like "True Life" and "16 and Pregnant" to scripted series like "Awkward" and "Teen Wolf" — and occasionally feels the need to pull down its pants.

The exciting winger's performances have won him rave reviews but he is slightly embarrassed by tongue-in-cheek comparison's to world player of the year Lionel Messi.

If you know anything about rap, it's slightly embarrassing.

"It was slightly embarrassing for me," he said.

The Maudes use "sappy," too, but drop the third iteration, as if it were slightly embarrassing.

I think it's slightly embarrassing to act full out at 890 Broadway with people looking at you from folding chairs".