Sentence examples for it has embarrassed from inspiring English sources

It has embarrassed the Vatican and cast a cloud over its effort to demonstrate financial transparency and shed its reputation as a tax haven.

He says it has embarrassed him.

It has embarrassed and distressed Papua New Guineans more widely.

It has embarrassed Governor Bush at the outset of his re-election campaign and energized his opponents.

But it has embarrassed Jan Kavan, the outgoing foreign minister, who last month took over as chairman of the UN's General Assembly.

In recent weeks it has embarrassed Barack Obama's government with scoops about spying on phone and e-mail records, and shaken Virginia's Republican governor with revelations about gifts from a donor (see article).

The organization is hinting that it has embarrassing documents to disclose as the election nears, perhaps involving favors Clinton's State Department did for foundation donors.

Writing in Wednesday's edition of The Daily Targum, Rutgers's student newspaper, the university's athletic director, Robert E. Mulcahy III, called the vulgarity "undignified, disrespectful and unacceptable," adding it had "embarrassed the university, the alumni and Rutgers fans across the state".

Catherine Pugh has embarrassed Baltimore.

This has embarrassed some leading market gurus.

The message included the phrase "God bless you all". "We took it right out, because it would have embarrassed him and made us look like idiots," Hendzel said.