Sentence examples for own embarrassment from inspiring English sources

Why? Nathan explains that he needs to show audiences that he is willing to risk his own embarrassment in addition to embarrassing the business owners he features on his show, but we think it's a spot-on satire worthy of Sacha Baron Cohen, examining and mocking the lengths that American reality shows go to in order to exploit its stars.

Coming out to present the award for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration long after Beyoncé and Jay Z opened the telecast with an admittedly scorching rendition of her hit, "Drunk In Love," he sauntered to the mike and faked his own embarrassment while clearly trying to embarrass both stars.

The leading third party alternative to Clinton and Trump suffered his own embarrassment on Wednesday.

Alexander Litvinenko solved his own murder; Theresa May merely foresaw her own embarrassment.

I quickly realised – to my own embarrassment – that I had fallen victim to an easy online money-making scam.

"You're making me feel like I talk too much!" she whispered furiously, deep in her own embarrassment.

Sometimes he reminisced about a business colleague who ordered a "Scotch and Coke" and a "flander" fillet in a Dallas diner in July, and he could smile at his own embarrassments, his impolitic remarks at the office and his foolish mistakes on home-improvement projects, but there wasn't a silly bone in his body.

Certainly Mr. Kohl seems not to have foreseen his own potential embarrassment and has filed a suit to prevent publication of the files.

We measured users' feelings of social presence (Copresence, Social Attraction, and Emotional Credibility), rapport, perception of the quality of users' own responses (Embarrassment and Self-Performance), emotional state (PANAS), perception of an interaction partner (Person Perception), self-reported self-disclosure, speech fluency (Pause Fillers and Incomplete Words), and Verbal Self-Disclosure.

If you'd cut me open, I'd be sure to bleed a sadness that had this, feel or sense of my own inner embarrassment.

In confident prose that is clever without feeling too worked over, Mr. Black, 40, delivers a thorough chronicle of his own failings, embarrassments and vulnerabilities.