Sentence examples for perpetual embarrassment from inspiring English sources

It made her seem to exist in a state of perpetual embarrassment.

Then, as he draws you into his world of perpetual embarrassment and disappointment, you realise you're in the hands of a master.

The most interesting character in the show — one written almost entirely by women — is a boy, the sensitive stud Matty McKibben (Beau Mirchoff), whose less obvious awkwardness harmonizes with Jenna's perpetual embarrassment.

One of his classmates at Exeter was George W. S. Trow, whom Irving remembers as being "sharp as a ferret — I feared his bite": Recently, when I was speaking with George, he surprised me by saying he'd been deeply unhappy at Exeter; he had always struck me as being too confident to be unhappy — whereas my own state of mind at the time was one of perpetual embarrassment.

Unwelcome headlines were "one of the perpetual embarrassments" while staying at Balmoral, Blair recalled.

It is often highly self-critical, "it is the fate of mankind to be like us, and what a fate that is!" It goes hand in hand, too, with a perpetual capacity for embarrassment.

The self-proclaimed socialist Sir Alex Ferguson no longer having to live under a perpetual cloud of self-loathing and embarrassment.

"Given entertainment's perpetual underperformance, perhaps Sony's reluctance to discuss it candidly stems from (understandable) embarrassment," the hedge fund said.

In the latest investor letter sent by his hedge fund, Third Point, the acid-tongued investor wrote: "Given entertainment's perpetual underperformance, perhaps Sony's reluctance to discuss it candidly stems from (understandable) embarrassment".

Perpetual daylight.

Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.