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"But it pains me, " I said, "to find that you both have been panhandling so long that it no longer embarrasses you. "

If he behaves in a way that embarrasses you, wait for a time when no one else is around and then share your feelings.

However, the only thing that embarrasses lies in not learning from his or her own mistakes.

Such reporting embarrasses the party, which likes to boast that China builds big infrastructure projects faster and better than anyone else.

the disturbance in these pioneering road, not only did not Ko Sun Deliang, change embarrasses development good luck in his hand instead.

Such reporting embarrasses the party, which likes to boast thatChinabuilds big infrastructure projects faster and better than anyone else.

The country's employment situation embarrasses him, but he does not necessarily feel that the railway is the solution.

My dear Edward , you are such a model husband, it quite embarrasses me sometimes .

He embarrasses discussion of the simplest subject by use of a difficult technical vocabulary .

Bashing the Left Party embarrasses the SPD without precluding a revival of the grand coalition after the federal election if need be.

China's role as "the major engine of global economic recovery, " according to this view, "embarrasses and threatens the US. "

But their boards of directors are supposed to keep an eye on executives and ensure that disciplines apply, no matter whom it embarrasses.

First, it embarrasses the Chinese, perhaps opening Google to the full force of a Chinese cyber attack.

It embarrasses me to volunteer answers in my English class.

Some people find it difficult to pay a compliment directly; to do so embarrasses them.

But we simply must try to rectify our errors if we can, even if it embarrasses us, especially when human lives are involved.

First of all, lacking of legislation in tourism contract embarrasses its practical operation.

Making speeches in public always embarrasses me. Are you trying to embarrass me?

Information that embarrasses or accuses .

It embarrasses me even to think about it.

Tom: Oh, no, teacher. I understand your question quite well. It is the answer that embarrasses me.

By contrast the demonstrations in Xiamen were directed at officialdom, and the slave-labour scandal embarrasses the government.

Making speeches in public always embarrasses me .

If there's a joke or a speech I wrote that embarrasses them to say, they don't want to say it and I couldn't care less.

The idea of becoming a military power in the 21st century embarrasses many Indians.

Peck's bad boy A person whose bad behavior embarrasses and annoys others .

Disappointments are likely if your mate embarrasses you in front of friends.

The shy girl embarrasses easily .

They are so modest! An audience embarrasses them.

We must not protect information merely because it reveals the violation of a law or embarrasses the government.

Sex is a subject he prefers to pass over , eg because it embarrasses him.

The teacher always embarrasses the students.

I own that your question embarrasses Me. Valentine, for I cannot say that the count has rendered Me. any ostensible service