Sentence examples for obviously embarrassed from inspiring English sources

"Sharon was obviously embarrassed by the vote, but I don't think he was paralyzed by it.

But -- obviously embarrassed -- he stopped it, said he hadn't known about it and ordered the database destroyed.

And I'm really sorry to Cheltenham as well because they let me in and stuff and I obviously embarrassed everyone.

If the intention was to thwart the feminazis of the Guardian, however, it was the Sun's sister newspaper the Times which the move most obviously embarrassed.

The prisoners were obviously embarrassed to have mail sent to the county jail, so my father allowed them to call it Gormley's Hotel.

Milosz writes, "The habits of civilization have a certain enduring quality and the Germans in occupied Western Europe were obviously embarrassed and concealed their aims, where in Poland they acted completely openly".

The latest news, she said, "is obviously embarrassing" for the state.

She waited for three weeks after Dianne Feinstein, California's senior senator, publicly condemned Mr Clinton before doing likewise, and has since made a good job of keeping her outrage in check.This is obviously embarrassing for Ms Boxer.

The episode, obviously embarrassing for Mr. Abbas, had been kept quiet and might not have been disclosed at all had it not been for the Palestinian Authority's early release of the suspects.

"The reason they don't want to go there is twofold: It's obviously embarrassing, but it will also precipitate an investigation into the cause of the wrongful conviction.

Another patron of the bar that night said "I think everyone was just upset that she would be recording outside of a bar this later with obviously embarrassing behaviour going on around her. And, just rather insulted that someone thinks it's okay to record them the entire time they're in public".