Sentence examples for was too embarrassing from inspiring English sources
He was too embarrassed to talk about his sadness.
Labour peer Lord Foulkes claimed Lord Green was too "embarrassed" about his record to answer questions in Parliament.
She also said that she did not report the crime to police, because she was too embarrassed.
Of the job he once was too embarrassed to discuss, Mr. Niederer said: "I enjoy it immensely, more now than when I started.
Her remarks came as the French foreign minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, claimed Vladimir Putin had cancelled a visit to Paris next week because he was too embarrassed to discuss Syria.
I would have been well within my rights to fire off the kind of excruciating personal questions that Spitzer agreed to sit for in Alex Gibney's documentary "Client 9," but I was too embarrassed.
An ear infection he'd suffered while serving in World War II had left him partially deaf, and he was too embarrassed by his disability to ask people to speak up.
Senator Larry E. Craig told NBC's Matt Lauer that he was too "embarrassed" to tell his wife, his lawyer, or his aides about his arrest for solicitation in an airport bathroom.
It started out as a secret because Allen Cockerline, a veteran dairy farmer, was too embarrassed to talk about his latest cash crop -- a giant maze carved into his cornfield.
