Sentence examples for too embarrassed about from inspiring English sources

Some emigrants were too embarrassed about their life abroad to say how difficult it was.

Here, for example, a therapist notices that Ricky often blushes and concludes she's ashamed of something, and Paul is too embarrassed about being bullied to ask for help.

And on her part, she said: "I was too embarrassed about my 'psychiatric' condition, too confused by not having the whole answer ready".

Luckily I was too embarrassed about coming home a failure to listen to them and my hunch that I would be left alone was right.

Ms. DeLuca's complaints are echoed by other disappointed applicants, most of whom said they were too embarrassed about being out of work to allow their names to be published.

Sometimes Roger was too embarrassed about it to eat.

Those struggling now - young working professionals - are almost too embarrassed to talk about it.

I must have secretly been raised by ultra-conservative Christians and too embarrassed to talk about it.

But to make use of this advice, patients must be able to find it and it is vital they feel able to ask questions and are not too embarrassed or unsure about asking for help.

When the owner answers the door, Smith tells the resident that "my wife and I were driving in the neighborhood, and she really loved whatever it is, but was too embarrassed to inquire about it herself.

He cannot bring himself to urge the use of condoms, but instead suggested recently that the way to fight AIDS was for everyone to abstain from sex for two years.Other rulers have simply ignored the pandemic, too embarrassed to speak about it.