Sentence examples for regular embarrassment from inspiring English sources

Multimillionaire contemporary ballplayers still suffer humiliations every day, of course, along with the regular embarrassment of defeat, just as their threadbare predecessors did, but now duck away into the shadows of the dugout when the game is gone, and then are off to their sybaritic clubhouses.

After the previously all-too-regular embarrassment of admitting to my conversation-stopping financial job, I now enjoy the feeling of humbly explaining my line of work.

With little embarrassment, regular folks everywhere don Bluetooth earpieces, sunglasses with built-in MP3 players, and heart-monitoring, GPS-enabled wrist computers.

Published by WikiLeaks during the general election campaign, the hacked emails became a regular source of embarrassment and controversy for the Clinton campaign.

A low GOHAI score in the psychosocial field reflects a difficulty for maintaining regular social relationships, embarrassment at eating in front of other people, concerns over dental, and/or gingival status, or over dentures.

I looked at them and thought not "Wow, my nails look great," but "Wow, things in my life must be calm!" I wish I could say that my ultimate goal would be to forgive myself for my "short"comings," but ultimately I'd really just love to have so little anxiety that I'd be able to apply regular nail polish without embarrassment.

An embarrassment, even.

Greene comes across as both reserved and sincere, a canny question-asker and embarrassment-revealer-a regular guy.

Jonathan Watts The fact that the shortlist on this year's BBC Sports Personality of the Year is 16 as opposed to the more regular 10 is testament to the embarrassment of golden performances from Team GB at the Olympics and Paralympics in Rio this summer.

You have to be a catastrophic embarrassment, not just the regular kind, to lose your job.

As a once "cuddly, big-boned" child, I remember all too well the agony of cross-country, the regular pre-football laps, the sweaty, jiggly embarrassment of the always last to be picked.