Sentence examples for profound embarrassments from inspiring English sources
Recent news chroniclings of Profound Embarrassments.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, August 3, 1929 P. 56 Recent news chroniclings of Profound Embarrassments.
Many people inside and outside state government agree that such a comfort level has bred a kind of arrogance among the legislators about the costs of even profound embarrassments.
A year after one of its most profound embarrassments, when the discovery of an over-age player for a Bronx team led to a humiliating disqualification, Little League Baseball found itself today investigating the eligibility of players headed for its signature event, the Little League World Series.
In addition to anger, there was also profound embarrassment.
They are a source of profound embarrassment and shame.
The Pulitzer was returned, Ms. Cooke resigned, and the episode was a profound embarrassment for The Post.
For the business secretary, the capitulation of the Cadbury board is a profound embarrassment.
His parents were "a conspiracy, a plot against society," as he saw it, but also a source of profound embarrassment.
The strange war ended on June 10 , 1999 an indecisive victory for NATO and air power, and a profound embarrassment for the United States Army.
The profound embarrassment felt by those who had over-praised Wilson's first book could only be exorcised by merciless reviews of his second.
