Sentence examples for really mortifying from inspiring English sources
"It was a computer malfunction," Paisner explained, "not a permanent problem, but it was during the completely sold-out first show and it was really mortifying to Glenn". But it's also true, as Paisner explained, that DVDs in theatres can crash and not play correctly and neither the visuals nor the audio are as clear.
What should really mortify Mr. Domenici and his Congressional co-conspirators, however, is a report by The Times's Keith Bradsher that the Chinese, hardly paragons of virtue on matters relating to energy and the environment, are about to impose fuel economy standards on new cars and S.U.V.'s that will be significantly stronger than those in the United States.
She crouched in front of the dog, shielding her pet from Roy. Death really was mortifying.
Teresa cracks up the entire time, because teeny tiny bras and mortifying your child are really funny things.
The results were mortifying.
The publicity was mortifying.
"No, that would be mortifying.
