"For me it really embarrasses the sport," said Florence Kiplagat.
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The way she lingers outside the room embarrasses the girl.
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The plastic tub of bluets In my neighbor's backyard Embarrasses me.
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All of this embarrasses some people in the Chinese tech scene.
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It embarrasses me ... I feel like it's a little bit extreme.
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Ryan's flawed character is supporting a man who embarrasses the United States.
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The Hill: Dems struggle to unify after GOP embarrasses them on procedure.
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But it embarrasses Caleb now to go there and talk to her.
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"We can't afford a senator who embarrasses us," the ad says in part.
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It embarrasses their own country as well, it gives Australians a bad name.
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As for the piece with Muriel's father, it embarrasses me a little bit.
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When did these campaigners for transparency ever publish material that embarrasses the Kremlin?
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And it mattered because the vote further isolates and embarrasses the United States.
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Christina is an attorney in Chicago and embarrasses her mother online on Twitter.
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Chequeado, Latin America's first fact-checking site, embarrasses both the left and the right.
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The EL-8 with a Cipher cable just embarrasses the iPhone's own audio processing.
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At every turn, the U.S. Administration tramples (or at least embarrasses) our southern neighbor.
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What's remarkable about the Puppy Episode is how little it embarrasses me twenty years later.
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"She had to be the person on the bus, which really embarrasses her," added Conover, 30.
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Few think it will shed much light on the crash, especially if the cause embarrasses Egypt.
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Sometimes, however, it's a complete disaster that embarrasses you in front of your colleagues — or worse.
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It's not O.K. to behave in a manner that demeans the office and embarrasses the country.
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" Nehring also said that anytime anyone aligns themselves with the Republican nominee, he "eventually embarrasses them.
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Trump becomes paralyzed by anything that embarrasses his ego, and so embarrassing him could make him weaker.
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His intemperate rhetoric embarrasses many party elites, and some of his policies are out-and-out racist.
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"Mississippians deserve a senator who represents our best qualities, not a walking stereotype who embarrasses our state."
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Don't get me wrong: I revel in first-world problems, but this socialite drama embarrasses even me.
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I always say, he's kind of like the uncle who gets drunk at the wedding and embarrasses you.
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And though it embarrasses him, one can't hear the phrase "narrow urethra" (+1) without thinking of poor Hank.
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All this embarrasses a government that has promised to make women "shine", its condescending catchphrase for female empowerment.
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But the question of jurisdiction is only prefatory to the main event, in which Kavanaugh truly embarrasses himself.
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" In another ad, Ossoff says, "When President Trump embarrasses our country or acts recklessly, I'll hold him accountable.
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Lindsey Graham embarrassed himself with his failed run for President and now further embarrasses himself with endorsement of Bush.
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"We do not need a senator who embarrasses our state," Espy told reporters after a Sunday rally in Meridian.
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A white yeti and a brown yeti high-five, but it lasts too long and this embarrasses the yetis.
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Your father embarrasses himself, but you should not give him the important role — and the power — to embarrass you.
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"Just when you think he cannot say anything more vulgar and offensive, he embarrasses us again," Titus tweeted Thursday.
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" An Espy campaign ad that targets Hyde-Smith's comments also says that "we can't afford a senator who embarrasses us.
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Mae embarrasses her family by broadcasting one of her parents' jaunts in bed, and still her feed isn't shut down.
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Instead, most will probably have to endure the status quo until something dramatic, like a scandal, embarrasses their own employer.
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"Congress Should Impeach William Barr" — New York Magazine "Barr Embarrasses Himself and the Justice Department" — Bloomberg View the discussion thread.
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McCain has had plenty of opportunities given to her by her co-hosts to stop talking before she embarrasses herself.
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His sorrow mutates into a paralyzing obsession that mystifies, annoys and embarrasses his mother, two young sons and orthodox community.
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He blames his brother for things he doesn't remember; he publicly embarrasses Ally at key moments because he can't stay sober.
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It's clearer and sharper than the Pixel 4, and it embarrasses the iPhone, which is artifact city at this zoom level.
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The Telluride does all of that and more, excelling beyond class standards to the point that it embarrasses some luxury SUVs.
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More routine examples include posting on classroom walls every student's scores, even when parents complain this embarrasses and pains their children.
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"He doesn't care how he embarrasses you, going out on the town with Bella and all of those other people," Khloé said.
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"As a Mexican Jew, this tweet embarrasses me," Leon Krauze, a Mexican journalist, author, and son of Enrique, said of Netanyahu's tweet.
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Tayla also has wobbly grades, and her mother, a police officer, sometimes embarrasses her because of her enthusiasm for the step team.
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He has previously tweeted his displeasure with the network, falsely claiming it "spews bad information" around the world that embarrasses the United States.
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After dealing with a new young boss half her age (who unnecessarily embarrasses her in front of her friends), Violet is understandably weary.
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It embarrasses me more than anything else I've ever done in my career and there are a lot of things I'm embarrassed by.
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In January I will become a full Canadian citizen with the full intention of renouncing the U.S. one that, quite frankly, embarrasses me.
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The EU orders Apple to pay Ireland $14.5 billion (that Ireland doesn't want); ISIS just keeps losing; America's worst governor embarrasses himself again.
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And when it comes to overall quality, technology, value, refinement, interior design and styling, the Kia utterly embarrasses everything else in its class.
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Cashiers who hand you change on top of your bills so that it inevitably slides off and embarrasses you should PAY the legal price.
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He embarrasses her repeatedly over the course of the scene, to the point where several crew-members threaten to walk off set in protest.
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No fact embarrasses Oklahomans more, or repels prospective businesses more, than the number of cash-strapped districts that have gone to four-day weeks.
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His work embarrasses the Israeli authorities, Amro says, making them feel they need to justify their actions in Hebron, or even apologize for them.
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What we have is something of a seductive tease, a haunted film that at times entrances and delights and at times offends and embarrasses.
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For other recent arrivals there can be a joy at being here that embarrasses me, given that I have taken this place for granted.
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Candy doesn't seem to mind, and she doesn't have any qualms about dumping her boyfriend either, after he embarrasses her at the film premiere.
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Even when he does the unthinkable — something that embarrasses White House officials and GOP allies — hopeful GOP senators aren't willing to deviate from their leader.
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This is meaningfully better than both the Google Pixel 3 XL and Samsung Galaxy Note 9, and it absolutely embarrasses smaller phones like the Pixel 3.
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But honestly, it could only have ended this way; any good deed that generates this much schadenfreude and embarrasses hundreds of wealthy socialites cannot go unpunished.
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Every so often the Academy embarrasses itself (see: Dario Fo), a good reminder that we should not take the business of award-giving seriously at all.
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He embarrasses her in front of the store clerk with talk of their trips to "pound town," which leads her to ask if he feels threatened.
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There is nothing in these transcripts that embarrasses Donald Trump, because there is nothing in them that contradicts anything he hasn't been saying publicly all along.
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"Today in real life: The president directs ppl to MAGA pill dot com after claiming CNNi embarrasses U.S. in front of world w/misinformation," Darcy tweeted.
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Working on this show embarrasses him, but besides being an opportunity for more comic moments from senior citizens, this humble effort inevitably leads to an epiphany.
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But his sympathetic statements about the "Unite the Right" march in Charlottesville, Viriginia, that featured white supremacists and neo-Nazis embarrasses them just like business leaders.
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Kate Winslet & Allison Janney Share a Steamy Kiss, Plus Derek Hough Reveals How He Embarrasses His Girlfriend In Public Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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"Sometimes his lashing out embarrasses her," says a source close to the reality star about Kanye West's various feuds and Twitter rants over the last couple weeks.
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The "Boom" video has a few other repercussions: Andre and Lucious finally have it out, and the father finally admits that his son's mental illness embarrasses him.
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Trump howls at the news media, not just because it embarrasses him, but because it provides an institutional check on his lies, incompetence and conflicts of interest.
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" Trump fired back at Graham in a tweet, saying the senator "embarrassed himself with his failed run" for president and "now further embarrasses himself with endorsement of Bush.
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In the meantime, Fox News is aggressively defending Trump, joining in smears of public servants and playing a role in history that embarrasses many of us in journalism.
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"At the beginning of my career it was hard… There are so many people around you… and it embarrasses you to have people see you [like that]," she said.
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My MacBook Pro's humble built-in mic totally embarrasses the Melomania's, and Apple can rest assured that its AirPods' excellence for taking calls will not be challenged by Cambridge Audio.
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Clefdrill apparently lives on the moon, but for some reason follows only you around and thoroughly embarrasses you in public by making you freak out while you're eating lunch by yourself.
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"Ocasio-Cortez Embarrasses Herself on Firing Line," the National Review announced, while other outlets trumpeted both outrage over the comment and some glee, veiled or not, at her being found wanting.
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" Iain Levine, deputy executive director for programmes at Human Rights Watch, said on Twitter: "Given Mugabe's appalling human rights record, calling him a goodwill ambassador for anything embarrasses WHO and Dr Tedros.
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As Marlow Stern at The Daily Beast put it, "Steve Bannon outduels and embarrasses Bill Maher on 'Real Time,'" noting Maher's failure to challenge Bannon's spewing of baseless right-wing conspiracy theories.
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"They ought to withdraw the nomination of Puzder before he further embarrasses this administration and further exposes the hypocrisy of President Trump," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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The screen flickered, blindingly white, and then faded to black, and so, it embarrasses me to say, did I. The one time I lost a baby, I was alone, in a bathroom.
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But given Trump's penchant for launching into a self-destructive rage every time an act of rebellion embarrasses him, it could also inspire the White House into an ill-advised act of revenge.
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"We can't afford a senator who embarrasses us and reinforces the stereotypes we've worked so hard to overcome," he said, trying to flatter white voters into crossing the rubicon for a black candidate.
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You also can't reveal your salary not because of any legal document but because you make so much money that it embarrasses you, as does the amount you spend renting your coworking space.
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Her Broadway musical debut, singing "Bongo, bongo, bongo, I don't want to leave the Congo" in a shoulder- and midriff-baring jungle print with headdress, catches New York's eye but embarrasses her mother.
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" Trump Jr. shot back: "A guy who routinely & publicly embarrasses his wife by attacking her boss for the purpose of getting retweets and building his own brand is giving lectures on honor, integrity & decency.
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But if Mr. Trump embarrasses him by pushing too hard — even after repeatedly calling him a good friend — such treatment could sour the Communist leader's view of the United States for years to come.
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While the president's team has never been overly concerned about Walsh and Weld, they have worked diligently ensure that neither embarrasses Trump the way Pat Buchanan did to incumbent George H.W. Bush in 1992.
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"They ought to withdraw Puzder's nomination before he further embarrasses this administration and further exposes the hypocrisy of President Trump in saying one thing to the workers of America and doing another," Mr. Schumer said.
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"They ought to withdraw the nomination of Puzder before he further embarrasses this administration and further exposes the hypocrisy of President Trump, saying one thing to the workers of America, and then doing another," he added.
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"They ought to withdraw the nomination of Puzder before he further embarrasses this administration and further exposes the hypocrisy of President Trump, saying one thing to the workers of America, and then doing another," Schumer said.
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Trump, whom more than half of Americans find highly toxic, continues to make outlandish and absurd statements, insults almost every identifiable ethnic group, and day-after-day by his very presence embarrasses himself and the Republican Party.
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"Fans have the right to voice their displeasure vocally or by not watching or attending games, but when displeasure is expressed in a way that embarrasses or endangers others, it cannot be condoned or tolerated," the team said.
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BOY EMBARRASSES MOM WITH &aposWELCOME HOME&apos SIGN AT AIRPORT As a result, thousands of passengers were left to wait overnight for the airline to resume operations, or to be re-accommodated on another flight, the Charlotte Observer reported.
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"They ought to withdraw Mr. Puzder before he further embarrasses this administration and further exposes the hypocrisy of President Trump, who says one thing to the American worker and does another," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said on February 9.
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While President Trump briefly greeted Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Argentina over the weekend, his allies on the Hill were feverishly working behind the scenes to stifle a Senate revolt on Yemen before it embarrasses the president further.
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Admiral McCraven defied Trump to revoke his security clearance and wrote that Trump's McCarthy-era tactics in his security clearance scandal embarrasses America in the eyes of our children, humiliates America on the world stage and divides Americans against each other.
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Just a few weeks from the national convention, Republicans are stuck in these awkward standoffs that have come to embody everything that is uncomfortable and disorienting about this election: Our voters, in decisive numbers, picked a guy who embarrasses us.
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Even in the serious moments since the 2016 election, political engagement for many people is characterized by forwarding the latest clip that embarrasses the other side, like videos of John McCain asking incomprehensible questions or Elizabeth Warren "destroying" Betsy DeVos.
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But the risk is that there'll be a day of reckoning — perhaps after documents are subpoenaed and testimony demanded — when a Republican Congress embarrasses the White House by saying the president was flat wrong when he accused his predecessor of a crime.
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What they're saying: The Biden campaign argues that one of his strongest contrasts with Trump making the case to voters that Trump "embarrasses" America on the world stage, whereas Biden would work to restore the country's global standing with other world leaders.
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" After Hyde-Smith refused to properly apologize for her statements (she claimed that her words were misconstrued, and said sorry to "anyone who was offended"), Espy, a moderate Democrat and former U.S. secretary of agriculture, said Mississippi "can't afford a senator who embarrasses us.
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"If Israel hits a Hezbollah convoy in Syria, Hezbollah will decide if it will respond or not according to the circumstances in Syria because, despite everything, Syria is a sovereign state and Hezbollah cannot respond in a way that embarrasses the regime," the official told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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Read more:Who's scheduled to publicly testify next in Trump's impeachment hearingsDonald Trump Jr. slams George Conway, calling him 'a disgrace' who 'publicly embarrasses his wife' Kellyanne ConwayMarie Yovanovitch took aim at Trump, Rudy Giuliani, and top brass at the State Department in damning testimonyCongressional Republicans are repeating many baseless conspiracy theories in Trump's impeachment inquiry.
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Bart wants Bonestorm so badly that he publicly embarrasses himself, decides he no longer belongs in his own family, and winds up thumping his head against the kitchen table of his best friend's mom, a woman who's never really liked him but right now holds his only hope of salvation: "Tell me I'm good," he mumbles into the table.
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In 2016, the affairs were moderated by NBC's Lester Holt, CNN's Anderson Cooper, ABC's Martha Raddatz and Fox News's Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: Media shouldn't get drawn into Trump fights Krystal and Saagar: James Comey embarrasses himself when confronted with IG report Trump says media, Democrats are making 'life for the United Republican Party' difficult amid impeachment MORE.
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So adding this additional basically brilliant ploy, the Russians aren&apost here and they should be, it&aposs another effort for him to recast the international stage and as I say if he wins, if he succeeds at this, even partially, it embarrasses 30 years of policy makers, talking heads and heads of state in our own country as well as overseas.
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This is far from the revival's only departure: Whittling the production down to an intermission-free run time of an hour and 220 minutes, van Hove has cut the "Somewhere" ballet along with "I Feel Pretty" (though adored by audiences, Sondheim has said that the song embarrasses him: "I have blushed ever since" writing it, he admitted in 2010's "Finishing the Hat").
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"They ought to withdraw Mr. Puzder before he further embarrasses this administration and further exposes the hypocrisy of President Trump, who says one thing to the American worker and does another," the New York Democrat said Thursday at a news conference, referencing Puzder, the CEO of CKE Restaurants, which runs Hardee's and Carl's Jr. Schumer said Puzder's record contradicts campaign promises Trump made to the working class.
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The novel concerns a day in the life of Arthur Maxley, an angsty layabout in an unnamed city who wastes his hours agonizing about whether to take a trip to the local park, having lunch with a friend—a homosexual who embarrasses him—and striving to dodge a traumatic memory that has been triggered by news of his father's return from a business trip.
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After decades of Caucasian actors impersonating Asian characters in television, movies and in the theater, with a certain amount of comfort from audiences at large, it finally became absolutely essential for the Asian-American audience community and the Asian-American acting community to say it's too painful for us to watch this anymore — we can't take it any more, it embarrasses us, and it's humiliating.
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In her biography, Robinson quotes O'Keefe in a 1922 letter: I don't like publicity—it embarrasses me—but as most people buy pictures more through their ears than their eyes—one must be written about and talked about or the people who buy through their ears think your work is no good—and wont [sic] buy and one must sell to live—so one must be written about and talked about whether one likes it or not—It always seems they say such stupid things.
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Krystal and Saagar share their takes on Former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien ComeyTrump rallies supporters as he becomes third president to be impeached The Memo: Trump era flips script on views of intelligence agencies Former FBI director: Trump spreading distrust of agency is 'not American' MORE's interview with Fox News' Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: Media shouldn't get drawn into Trump fights Krystal and Saagar: James Comey embarrasses himself when confronted with IG report Trump says media, Democrats are making 'life for the United Republican Party' difficult amid impeachment MORE. Rep.
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Fox News host Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: Media shouldn't get drawn into Trump fights Krystal and Saagar: James Comey embarrasses himself when confronted with IG report Trump says media, Democrats are making 'life for the United Republican Party' difficult amid impeachment MORE on Wednesday said President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE's continued attacks against the media amounted to the most "direct, sustained assault on the freedom of the press" in U.S. history.
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Former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien ComeyTrump rallies supporters as he becomes third president to be impeached The Memo: Trump era flips script on views of intelligence agencies Former FBI director: Trump spreading distrust of agency is 'not American' MORE sparred with Fox News's Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: Media shouldn't get drawn into Trump fights Krystal and Saagar: James Comey embarrasses himself when confronted with IG report Trump says media, Democrats are making 'life for the United Republican Party' difficult amid impeachment MORE on Sunday over the Justice Department inspector general's (IG) report on the bureau's investigation into President Trump's campaign and whether the probe cleared the FBI of wrongdoing.
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Last month, he blasted Fox News's Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: Media shouldn't get drawn into Trump fights Krystal and Saagar: James Comey embarrasses himself when confronted with IG report Trump says media, Democrats are making 'life for the United Republican Party' difficult amid impeachment MORE as "obnoxious" and "nasty" after he grilled House Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseA solemn impeachment day on Capitol Hill House votes to impeach Trump Overnight Defense: House poised for historic vote to impeach Trump | Fifth official leaves Pentagon in a week | Otto Warmbier's parents praise North Korea sanctions bill MORE (R-La.) over the impeachment inquiry on his show.
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Fox's Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: Media shouldn't get drawn into Trump fights Krystal and Saagar: James Comey embarrasses himself when confronted with IG report Trump says media, Democrats are making 'life for the United Republican Party' difficult amid impeachment MORE ended his program on Sunday by referring to the media as "umpires" serving as "objective witnesses" to events, and cautioned that journalists "shouldn't be drawn into the fight" as it pertains to President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE's attacks on the press.
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