Sentence examples for range of embarrassment from inspiring English sources

The number of Ss in the present study was designed to be the minimum, manageable number necessary to capture a comprehensive range of embarrassment phenomena and characteristics.

A range of embarrassments have rocked the company–from insider-trading allegations, to rapid management turnover, to repeated redesigns of the company's midsize A350 jet under competitive pressure from the ever more formidable Boeing.

In The Look of Silence, Joshua accompanies Adi, an Indonesian man whose older brother was brutally murdered in the cleansing, to meet some of the perpetrators himself, and ask them extremely personal and heart-shattering questions that evoke an emotional range of discomfort, embarrassment, anger, and shaky boastfulness in his murderous subjects.

"Everyone has their own range of emotions — anger, embarrassment, sadness, confusion," said one Bear employee who lives in Chappaqua.

She harbors a full range of feelings, from embarrassment to anger, and, like other yearning women, she finds herself limited by circumstance.

The consequences of inappropriate analyses can range from embarrassment and loss of funding through catastrophic failure of poorly designed structures under service loads, with the liabilities and litigations that inevitably follow.

If your teen is a victim of cyber-bullying he or she may feel a range of emotions mostly indifference, anger and embarrassment.

On the other hand, as suggested above, for a broad range of other situations we expect that vicarious embarrassment is independent of the perception of embarrassment in others.

With the present study we extended these previous findings by showing that empathy for others' (social) pain – here embarrassment – is experienced in a broad range of different social situations and that inter-individual differences in empathy modulate the vicarious experience of embarrassment.

"Out of embarrassment".

Actually, the embarrassment is in the fact of embarrassment.