Sentence examples for most embarrassingly from inspiring English sources

And this book's biggest risks lie in its simplest, most embarrassingly sincere formulations.

Perhaps most embarrassingly, even the DOJ appears to be in two minds about how the software market works.

When Mr Cheney ran a task force to recommend changes in American energy policy, he naturally consulted a lot of big energy firms, most embarrassingly Enron.

During the campaign, Christie, perhaps the most unpopular governor in America and Trump's most embarrassingly sycophantic supporter, was appointed to head the transition.

Most embarrassingly, free agent Wes Matthews turned down a four-year/$64m contract with the Kings to take a less lucrative deal with Dallas.

And most embarrassingly, on defense, Giants cornerback Aaron Ross bobbled a certain interception then knocked the ball into the air, where it was caught by Colts receiver Reggie Wayne for a touchdown.

Embarrassingly, most of the army's rank-and-file ignored his advice.

Embarrassingly, most of the books in the picture are overseas editions of Curious Incident sent to me by foreign publishers.

Matthew Scott of Roads and Kingdoms travelled to Macau to watch his most recent fight, an embarrassingly one-sided first-round defeat of Sod Looknongyangtoy, a desperately poor journeyman who had no right to share a ring with Rigondeaux.

Sticking to its modest comedic guns with a minimum of truly gutbusting moments, at least "The Twelve Chairs" never descends to the depths of Mr. Brooks's most recent work, the embarrassingly unfunny spectacles "Robin Hood: Men in Tights" and "Dracula: Dead and Loving It".

The first thing you should know is that Schedule I drugs – most famously heroin, and somewhat embarrassingly marijuana and LSD – call for the most severe controls and punishments.