Sentence examples for was extremely embarrassing from inspiring English sources
was extremely embarrassing
adverb
To an extreme degree
The Mexican government offered a reward of 60m pesos ($3.8m) for information leading to the drug lord's recapture, but the escape was extremely embarrassing for the government.
One could see the need for damage limitation - the incident was extremely embarrassing for Wilson, not least because the Prime Minister Ted Heath was a world-class yachtsman.
It was extremely embarrassing".
It was extremely embarrassing because at the time she and Tom Cruise were still married.
Suddenly what was "light and flirtatious chat" was extremely embarrassing when it came out of the mouth of a middle aged/elderly woman.
Famously – infamously for Tom – the scenes in the press conference afterwards will be remembered because his father Rob, 39, wandered past security to the back of the room, and in front of rolling cameras, asked: "Tom, can you give me a cuddle?" Tom, who winced as he granted the request, says: "That was extremely embarrassing, it really was, you could tell from my reaction.
But things have reached a point where withdrawing would be extremely embarrassing.
The revelation of the deception is extremely embarrassing to the natural history unit.
"It's extremely embarrassing for Sweden," said Lovisa Lonnebo, a spokeswoman for the museum.
I don't need to point out individuals, but to lose 6-0 is extremely embarrassing for anyone involved in that.
I don't need to point out individuals but to lose 6-0 is extremely embarrassing for anyone involved in that".
