Sentence examples for was embarrassed from from inspiring English sources

"I was embarrassed from time to time with the nice things said".

It was embarrassing, from the first minute to the last".

But what Irish governments really dislike is being embarrassed from abroad.

D. H. Hill had with him a young lieutenant who had been reared in that vicinity and knew every bypath, but some of Hill's brigadiers and all the commanding officers of Jackson's column were embarrassed from the outset by a lack of competent guides.

Ian Watson the Salford coach, said: "It's embarrassing from us.

What might have been embarrassing from another actor is utterly compelling here, and it inevitably recalls the Knight's confrontations with Death in The Seventh Seal.

"That's not good from an evidence perspective and it's embarrassing from a policy perspective.

"We didn't play with an urgency, which is embarrassing from our standpoint," Laker forward Rick Fox said.

Upon reelection, Roosevelt was embarrassed enough from the scandal to push through the first law banning corporate political donations.

I was embarrassed when graphite from one of my defective Ticonderogas broke off in it, jamming the blades.

"It was small, and I was embarrassed to have come from the innocent Midwest.