Sentence examples similar to mortifying to hear from inspiring English sources

Mortified to hear of her rise to fame, Leadsom felt obliged to issue a denial, announcing that her conversation with the great man had, in fact, been "good natured".

It was a mortifying moment, made more mortifying because Robin Williams valiantly tried to salvage her mistake by leaping on stage and having the sort of multi-part conversation with himself that you'd normally expect to hear from red-eyed lunatics at bus stops at 3am.

But it was mortifying to do the scene.

In some ways, North Korea's withdrawal was more mortifying to the I.A.E.A. than Iraq's duplicity had been.

In high school, it was mortifying to hand over tickets for free or reduced-price school lunches.

My wife at first found it mortifying to open our inner lives to the scrutiny of scientists.

I thought I was absolutely gorgeous, and it was mortifying to reach 15 and realise I wasn't Jerry Hall.

He had been hanging around my office, sending flirty e-mails and — most adorable to me and mortifying to him — blushing whenever I spoke to him.

That was mortifying to her.

This affair has been mortifying, to say the least.

We understand that you may find it funny, but please know that it is mortifying to us.