Sentence examples for reported embarrassing from inspiring English sources

Lebanese newspapers gleefully reported embarrassing details of the wooing; in their haste to repeat their success in forging closer ties with Iraq, for example, the Iranians forgot to replace the word Baghdad with Beirut in one draft agreement.

Journalists at CCTV led the extensive media coverage of a high-speed-rail crash at Wenzhou in July that killed 40 people, until the censors curbed them.Such reporting embarrasses the party, which likes to boast that China builds big infrastructure projects faster and better than anyone else.

A UN report embarrassed him by exposing General Nkunda's links with Rwanda's government.

Her report embarrasses the present government, the last one and Northern Ireland's police.

Now another journalist has vanished in Pakistan after his reporting embarrassed the government.

The reports embarrassed the firm and led to investigations at other firms to determine whether accountants were violating independence rules.

That report embarrassed the government and visibly angered Mr. Maharaj, who confirmed the breakdown but denied that Mr. Mandela had had a heart attack.

That report embarrassed the White House into lifting its hold on the approval process the afternoon after the story was posted.

Google listed some examples of the types of requests made from the UK, including: "A media professional requested that we remove four links to articles reporting on embarrassing content he posted to the internet.

Four years later, in 1993, Cardinal John O'Connor, of New York, acknowledged, in a policy statement of new procedures to be followed in sex-abuse cases, that for years the Church had taken the view that a priest who had committed a sexual offense with a minor "had 'learned his lesson' by being caught, reported and embarrassed".

Many parents reported feeling embarrassed about the hairstyles including perms and big hair that they loved during their teens.