Sentence examples for quite embarrassed from inspiring English sources
I felt quite embarrassed by it.
"Angry, yes, clearly – but quite embarrassed, really.
"In between songs, I do feel quite embarrassed.
And now that happens quite a lot more, to the extent that I get quite embarrassed.
'I remember thinking "go for it", but being quite embarrassed at applying,' she said.
He makes a joke, and one I suspect his wife will be quite embarrassed by.
One came to chambers a lot and sent me photographs of a wedding dress she'd bought!' Nor does he seem quite as embarrassed as he should be when I bring up the name Debbie Sadler.
"What happened in Ferguson the actual practice of how the demonstrations were handled—I think we were all embarrassed, quite frankly, in law enforcement," McCarthy said.
"I'm embarrassed, quite frankly, to see how [the department] is operating today... I'm disgusted," said Penny Newman, executive director of the Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice.
He wasn't quite sure why this embarrassed him, however.
The R. & B. singer/songwriter/performer/producer R. Kelly is not the first major pop star to be accused of sexual misconduct with a minor — or even the most famous — but he is quite likely the least embarrassed.
