Sentence examples for well embarrassed from inspiring English sources

"My mother was — well, embarrassed when she found herself pregnant a year or so after getting to California.

It was, well, embarrassing, frankly".

The hedge fund was an important and connected client, and the trade was, well, embarrassing to them.

It seemed, well, embarrassing at his age, like suddenly changing careers, and, even worse, a missed opportunity, since she would have loved to have had a gay son twenty, thirty years ago, when such a thing might have counted for something.

But the idea of U.S. military forces wearing berets with "Made in the People'sRepublic of China" stitched inside is, well, embarrassing.

I am not sure who this is targeted at as the small business owners and non technical folk sure aren't looking at Google for a website solution and considering there is no domain mapping at the moment being a business and handing out a googlepages.com domain is just, well, embarrassing.

In one part of the essay, Netzel overlays the punching sound effect used in films like Die Hard and Kindergarten Cop over Fight Club, and the result is, well, embarrassing.

When Mr Abbott conferred the revived title upon Ms Bryce at a ceremony on March 25th, he might well have embarrassed her.

Before presenting a choice of luxury fountain pens that turned the signing of the check at Alain Ducasse New York into a money-burning display that could well have embarrassed a Kardashian, Mr. Ducasse might have reflected that much of New York's wealth is discreetly hidden away on the upper floors of skyscrapers.

An attempt to modernize the village novel could well be embarrassing rather than amusing.

The Tibetan man's self-immolation was certainly political, he said, as well as "embarrassing" to the government of India.