Sentence examples for need to embarrass from inspiring English sources

There is no need to embarrass any All-Star".

Surely the Times didn't really need to embarrass itself by making such changes?

No need to embarrass the man who so often was The Man at the Masters, a tournament that he, more than any other golfer, popularized with his victories in 1958, 1960, 1962 and 1964.

"There's no need to embarrass him.

Sometimes you may need to embarrass them into action.

He's also a member of the Facebook group NYU Snaps, which asks members: "Did you spot someone dozing off in class and feel the need to embarrass that person?" According to the the Real Deal, an archived broker profile suggests Castano showed apartments in Chelsea and Greenwich Village.

"I think I've become one," he says, adding that being a father of six has created the need "not to embarrass myself in front of my kids".

'We need this not to embarrass or point the finger of blame, but simply to find out what happened and to make sure a tragedy of this scale will never be allowed to happen again.' It was insulting to those infected to have 'to beg' for elementary justice, Haydn said.

Does Itzkoff really need to be embarrassed by his reading habits?

He had assured her that there was no need to be embarrassed.

And I don't think there's anything Bain Capital did that they need to be embarrassed about.