Sentence examples for most embarrassing of all from inspiring English sources

But most embarrassing of all has to be Christian teaching about sex.

Most embarrassing of all for Mr. Earley, the dissidents formed a group called Virginians for Warner.

Most embarrassing of all, the pupil had humiliated his erstwhile master, in front of a live television  audience of millions.

THANKS to the Internet, a man can now engage in the most embarrassing of all activities in the privacy of his own home: asking for directions.

Making his way to the ring with a giant bull's head mask sitting on his head, Mantaur would use bull like moves such as charging, trampling and most embarrassing of all, mooing.

Michu, a snip at £2m, is outscoring Lukas Podolski, Olivier Giroud and Theo Walcott (combined fees in excess of £25m) and, most embarrassing of all for the Gunners, was the contrast between Germany's Per Mertesacker, for whom they paid £7m, and young Bartley, whom they sold to Swansea in the summer for a knockdown £1m.

Somehow, Blake Edwards, in a uniquely bad directorial decision, got Rooney into one of the most embarrassing roles of all time, as an absurdly stereotyped Japanese man, in the greatly overrated "Breakfast at Tiffany's".

That's why I asked him during our interview the most embarrassing question of all: whether he actually wrote the book himself or hired some ghostwriter to do it for him.

"This game is probably the most embarrassing of my career," said Osgood, a 10-year veteran.

This shows Sarkisian's willingness to publicly tackle even the most embarrassing of issues.

(Yes, they're Andhing, and yes, they're gross).