Hysteria Aurora Nova at St Stephen's Manic foodies; frantic embarrassment; sharp physical theatre.
He further wrote that Cudi largely smears his verses with a "flat warble" that is salvaged by auto-tune, which he remarked would be "numbing enough on its own" had it not been for the frequent "terrifyingly underwritten lyric to jolt you into sharp pangs of embarrassment".
The glitch is an embarrassment for Sharp, which had confirmed a deal — approved unanimously by its board — just hours earlier.
As for love, James knows all about its fumbles and swift embarrassments, and the sharp bites inflicted by both hope and regret; in this, he reminds me much of that great understander of love, Turgenev.
Last month, Bowa's proclamation of embarrassment by his team's lifeless play against Florida brought sharp rebuttal.
The emotional palette behind the effectiveness of social control is a rich one, composed not only of a sharp sense of moral indignation and a fear of being punished, but embarrassment and shame when one violates social norms.
Resentment.... Embarrassment.
Diplomatic embarrassment?
