Sentence examples for various embarrassments from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month Al Akhbar became the only Arab newspaper to obtain its own substantial batch of WikiLeaks cables and gleefully cataloged various embarrassments to the region's kings, princes and politicians.

According to one spreadsheet tracking his various embarrassments and scandals, there are 54 "incidents" between Rob Ford taking office as mayor and the time the crack scandal eventually breaks.

Meanwhile Rae found herself the butt of various other embarrassments – being turfed on to the street with only a plastic crocodile to cover her bra, getting stuck on a slide at a pool party (who has pool parties?) – that felt not only contrived but also less than mortifying when we've seen worse on The Inbetweeners.

The class was grinning in various shades of embarrassment, bewilderment, and delight; no one could deny his or her part in the spectacle.

Clinicians are not good at detecting psychological problems [ 9], and women are not keen to discuss psychological concerns in the clinic for various reasons, including embarrassment, feeling rushed and not wanting to waste the doctor's time.

"Partition was a personal embarrassment for various people in the industry," said Professor Nirmal Kumar, co-author of "Filming the Line of Control".

When they swing for the fences - with moments involving intense embarrassment and various bodily functions - they harvest guffaws.

While 94.3% acknowledged having learned about sexual health education issues, 22.3% reported some form of embarrassment concerning various topics.

So the history of the Warren Commission proceedings is the history of a series of attempts to conceal, by multitudinous layers of meaningless evidence, the simple contradictions attaching to the embarrassments of the various secret policemen when lo and behold one of their boys seemed to be at the gun.

It was impossible to avoid seeing expressions there and various states of incredulity: shock, embarrassment, awe.

At various times, it has seemed an embarrassment, a mark of distinction, an unavoidable sentence.