Sentence examples for to be embarrassing from inspiring English sources

Not completely wrong, but wrong enough to be embarrassing.

The investigation has the potential to be embarrassing for Fifa.

How do you express it in a country that believes self-promotion to be embarrassing?

So much is classified because it might turn out to be embarrassing.

The discount, though, is 12% today, wide enough to be embarrassing.

And be sure you don't include something that's going to be embarrassing".

Rather, they will have to be embarrassing show-trials based on torture evidence and coerced confessions.

"I think this is going to turn out to be embarrassing for his detractors".

The evidence is understood to be embarrassing for Lord Patten, who faced calls for his resignation during the crisis.

He said he found the social and economic disparities between poor and rich neighborhoods to be "embarrassing".

But on energy policy the gap between claim and reality is now wide enough to be embarrassing.