Sentence examples for of potential embarrassment from inspiring English sources

The pitfalls of potential embarrassment in this music are everywhere.

The fear is of potential embarrassment and/or rejection.

Most often, lawyers say they use the evidence they have extracted online to exert the threat of potential embarrassment.

An added cause of potential embarrassment, the FO said, was Cairncross's brother Alec's position as chief economic adviser to the government.

But what about a virus that scans your playlists for any sources of potential embarrassment and deletes them before a soul can hear them.

But the team was supposed to have been built to avoid this kind of potential embarrassment, the kind of losing that seems to feed on itself.

Fifa may believe it has survived the worst of its potential embarrassment with Blatter's re-election by acclamation and imposing of pariah status on Bin Hammam and the long notorious Jack Warner of Trinidad.

The Frenchman seems aware of that potential embarrassment.

The author describes a zany few days where the running back, "terrified of the potential embarrassment," tried to keep his lover hidden from his wife during the week of his Hall of Fame induction.

In fact, the next morning, to cover up my abstract shame and discomfort (and to get ahead of any potential embarrassment had somebody seen it) I did the only thing I knew how to do: I bragged about it.

Its main advantage for the government is that it can guarantee control of parliament, but the price paid is a loss of flexibility, and the potential embarrassment of having to negotiate away manifesto pledges to secure the deal.