it's really embarrassing

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

It's really embarrassing".

I mean, it's really embarrassing when someone asks you where you work.

I'm always getting asked that at the moment, and it's really embarrassing.

"It's really embarrassing that they come up with nonsense like this," she told Time this week.

"It's really embarrassing that we have not solved this problem in more than half a century," Raúl, who is aged 79, said.

His remarks including further shame about his demeanor ("I speak in an affected manner," he said. "It's really embarrassing. I'm from New Jersey and I'm like William F. Buckley") and the suggestion that he might smoke pot onstage.

"It was really embarrassing".

"I mean, it is really embarrassing what we saw here today," he said.

He said, "It was really embarrassing at first, but I got used to it after a while".

It is really embarrassing when a doctor has to prescribe you orange juice because you thought only eating two packs of instant oatmeal a day for several weeks was a good weight-loss plan.

Even for a common cold or flu, I would see a female doctor; so it is really embarrassing for me to see a male doctor for my bladder; you know the location of bladder… [the participant's face turned red].