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Discover Ludwig"so embarrassed that" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is usually used to express extreme embarrassment or shame in a particular situation. Example: Sarah was so embarrassed that she accidentally spilled her drink all over her date's shirt.
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"I'm so embarrassed that I've been such an idiot.
He'll be so embarrassed that I said that".
She was so embarrassed that she contemplated changing her name.
I felt so embarrassed that I hid behind a trash can".
Donovan was so embarrassed that he apologized to his whole team.
I was so embarrassed that tears were going down my cheeks.
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You would think that a research institute would be so embarrassed by that kind of criticism that it would release all its data in order to defend its findings.
I was so embarrassed, but that's Ann.
"I was so embarrassed about that picture," she says now. "I looked really gawky, and I felt vulnerable because I hadn't decided what sort of music I wanted to make, and I want to dress to suit the mood of the music".
"I gave an NRA [talking point] answer and I'm so embarrassed about that now," he says.
But his candid and noisy appraisal of that do-nothing job so embarrassed Mr. Vallone that on Feb. 13 Mr. DeMarco lost it, too.
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