Sentence examples for managed to embarrass from inspiring English sources

It's hard to think of any occasion when Clegg managed to embarrass the coalition deliberately rather than inadvertently.

"The next person on our list is in fact the This Morning programme, run by ITV, where Phillip Schofield managed to embarrass the prime minister and then destroy my client's reputation," Reid said.

Mia Farrow managed to embarrass the Chinese government, as well as Steven Spielberg, a consultant for the opening ceremony, by suggesting that Chinese subsidies to the Sudanese government are contributing to the mass killings in Darfur.

In 1997, The San Francisco Examiner managed to embarrass itself by refusing to run a column by one of its longtime staffers, Stephanie Salter, because it was, in the paper's view, too critical of Nike.

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As chaotic as the whole ungodly experience was, it was the first time this election cycle that someone managed to embarrass Trump, a heartening sign that he is perhaps vulnerable, and that the Republican race could go another way.

Sure, he's still bringing down plenty of dough – but you've gotta respect a guy who manages to embarrass the government with a show about what schoolkids are actually eating.

One of the results of the brain drain is that Rhode Island's political leaders manage to embarrass the state on a national level with disturbing regularity.

But the players still manage to embarrass the Nazis and the Gestapo.

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Ashley, in particular, as many recalled when the new name emerged, has managed to serially embarrass himself since, flush following the flotation of Sports Direct, he bought Newcastle, seemingly on some kind of mid-life whim, in 2007.