Sentence examples for one embarrassed from inspiring English sources

One embarrassed player last year received a text message from Gascoigne intended for her.

Names have been named and titles revealed, resulting so far in one embarrassed explanation to the President and possibly one grand jury appearance.

"Am I the only one embarrassed by the fact that this Office has not convicted an elected official of corruption since 1988?" Two days later, he wrote again, saying that the earlier e-mail had sent the wrong message and explaining that he was frustrated and had hoped to move faster.

That Vance Johnson, he is one embarrassed amigo.

The universe of "fashion videos" is a barren wasteland for creativity, replete with pouty faces and broken doll poses and stuff that pretty much makes one embarrassed to have even taken the time to watch something like that.

Throwdowns are meant to get you in the groove but this one embarrassed me.

The Chicagoan ran profiles, reviews, and editorials, interspersed with cartoons, and presented breezy dispatches on local events in a section that no one seemed embarrassed to call "Talk of the Town".

All the humour in that scene is distilled into one furious, embarrassed look.

Some are thrilled with the presents they are going to receive, some dead nervous about messing up in the synagogue, one is embarrassed about doing something so specifically religious for the first time in his life.

Children are always sent on the traditional teenage adventure on a kibbutz, but religion plays no part in their daily lives, and their attitude toward the politics and policies of Israel is mostly one of embarrassed consternation.

A climactic dinner that tries to combine the ethnic cuisines of both families is the kind of disaster that can make one feel embarrassed for the actors; it's cringe-inducing.