Sentence examples for might embarrass from inspiring English sources

The set included the best songs from the new album, along with the band's current single, "Stolen," which revolves around a refrain that might embarrass a more embarrassable heartthrob: "You have stolen my heart".

Some of its numbing, repetitive passages might embarrass a Minimalist.

Leaked movie preferences might embarrass or stereotype you, they said.

He did not want to identify the senators because he thought it might embarrass them.

The minute they think he might embarrass them, they'll drop him like a hot potato.

Federer bullied him, like a ballet dancer might embarrass a street-corner shuffler.

But he thought the law stopped him hearing our case because it might embarrass the Americans.

It was intended, Dr. Franklin testified, to remove any material that might embarrass her.

(No one bothers to ask whether revealing this detail might embarrass an adolescent).

The Tories are therefore now drawing attention to every little peccadillo that might embarrass the present government.

"I think it might embarrass Stuart to hear mice mentioned in such a belittling manner," Mrs. Little told her husband.