Sentence examples for it's rather embarrassing from inspiring English sources

It's rather embarrassing to look at his later credits, because they are yea-saying movies — decrepit "family pictures" like "The Enchanted Cottage" and "The Spanish Main".

"You know, it's rather embarrassing to admit this, but I was watching a documentary about the effect of global warming and the imminent destruction of the planet, and my first thought was: 'What will happen to Shakespeare?'" Shapiro would doubtless have some psychological explanation for this.

It's rather embarrassing, but at posh parties, when all sorts of desserts are offered, I'm much happier with jelly and ice cream.

"The image he has in France of a rock star, an icon and all that -- it's rather embarrassing," Mr. Leconte says by phone.

When nothing happened, I didn't feel guilty about it.' While he concedes that 'it's rather embarrassing that The Other Garden remains my only novel', he also likes 'sitting still' far too much to do anything about it.

I'd somehow caught a terrible cold during the previous 24 hours, and it was rather embarrassing to arrive at a stranger's house with a continually dripping nose, and halfway through my stock of Malaysian loo roll.

It was rather embarrassing.

"It was rather embarrassing that the elections took place on 24 and 25 February; in the Vatican the sede vacante started on 28 February.

That's rather embarrassing.

Board members may never have met any patients, so it would be rather embarrassing to ask them.

Windows users hardly flocked to use the early versions of Internet Explorer, and its first reviews were rather embarrassing.