Sentence examples for relatively embarrassing from inspiring English sources
The next fish I ventured to get was years later, after a failed "big girl job" and a relatively embarrassing move back home.
But the discoveries, Dr. Teeter added, "are embarrassing for Egyptologists, who like to stress how relatively humane the ancient Egyptians were".
The electoral upset is an embarrassing reminder that voters in rural areas, who have relatively high levels of illiteracy and are sometimes very poor, may be swayed by considerations other than those that influence articulate urban voters.
Two separate court hearings, relatively minor in themselves, threaten to unleash further damaging corruption allegations and embarrassing private conversations that have left Sarkozy and his entourage squirming.
But Mr. Baumgertner's return to Russia would remove an irritant in relations and end a situation that critics say is embarrassing for Mr. Putin, because it makes him appear unable to influence even a relatively small and friendly neighbor.
Thankfully, the owners have promised that they will not use replacement players to fill vacated rosters, an embarrassing lesson learned over three weekends in 1987 during a 24-day strike when teams hired relatively unskilled athletes as temporary stand-ins.
Nevertheless: embarrassing.
