Sentence examples for too embarrassing to from inspiring English sources

It's too embarrassing to think about.

Some are just too embarrassing to even tell you.

And it was just too embarrassing to go".

"What's your G.P.A.?" "It's too embarrassing to say," Elaine demurred, promptly changing the subject.

Pretending in words was too tentative, too vulnerable, too embarrassing to let anyone know.

"I think the kidnapping crisis simply became too embarrassing to document," Mr. Ruiz Harrell said.

But they have tied themselves in knots and now it is too embarrassing to untie it".

"It was clear by his second year that the top players would try to emulate him because it would be too embarrassing not to.

If it's too embarrassing for you to leave voluntarily I'd be happy to give you the hook and drag you off vaudeville style, but either way, it's time to go.

"I could just conceivably have stamped my foot in government and said this is too embarrassing for me to be confronted with a pledge that I now cannot honour, so we are going to impose a graduate tax solution," he says.

"In the circumstances an employer may find the situation too embarrassing and prefer to settle".