Sentence examples for risk of embarrassing from inspiring English sources
The Surrendered Wife must bite her tongue when asked for her opinion, lest she run the risk of embarrassing her husband.
He's taking the risk of embarrassing himself at golf's most storied course — a course he once dominated so thoroughly that he prompted its owners to lengthen it considerably, and to otherwise make it more difficult.
Mr. Yardeni said he believed the Fed, whose primary mandate is to keep the United States economy growing steadily with low inflation, ran the risk of embarrassing itself if it continued to raise rates this summer.
Literary minimalism like Carver's — McGurl calls it "lower-middle-class modernism" — is a means of reducing the risk of embarrassing oneself, and is one way that students from working-class backgrounds, like Carver (he was from Oregon, where his father was a sawmill worker), deal with the highbrow world of the academy.
Any trial would run the risk of embarrassing revelations being made public that could damage the standing of the party, our correspondent adds.
If you choose to post on their wall, you also run the risk of embarrassing your kids in a public forum.
Be aware that by deciding to make that video that you are risking the possibility of embarrassing or humiliating yourself or anybody else that appears in the video.
At the risk of further embarrassing myself with sentences like that last one, let's just say they're playing tonight with Tall Firs at their NYC base camp of Glasslands and tomorrow at the Market Hotel with the USAISAMONSTER, and that we interviewed them below.
If you are really disconnected from your surroundings you may be at risk of being embarrassed when you are "awakened".
It was kind of embarrassing.
