be embarrassed

Examples (20)

• She didn't want to be embarrassed in front of her colleagues.
• I'm afraid I can't help you; I'm a little financially embarrassed this month.
• I would be embarrassed if I made such a mistake in public.
• After the company went bankrupt, many of its investors were financially embarrassed.
• He seemed to be embarrassed about his poor performance.
• He had to politely decline the invitation, admitting he was embarrassed until his next payday.
• Don't be embarrassed about asking for help when you need it.
• During the economic downturn, the once-thriving business was temporarily embarrassed.
• She will be embarrassed when she realizes what she said.
• She is too proud to admit she's embarrassed, so she just says she's saving money.
• Anyone would be embarrassed by such an awkward situation.
• If we don't secure this new contract, the firm will be seriously embarrassed.
• I used to be embarrassed about my accent when speaking English.
• Being financially embarrassed is a delicate situation that many people are reluctant to talk about.
• He tends to be embarrassed easily in social situations.
• The government offered support to citizens who were embarrassed by the sudden crisis.
• You shouldn't be embarrassed about your family's financial situation.
• He has been embarrassed ever since he lost his job and is looking for new work.
• Children often be embarrassed by their parents' behavior.
• To be financially embarrassed means you lack the funds to meet your obligations.