I felt embarrassed to be shirtless in front of her.
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I felt embarrassed to do so since it seemed trivial.
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I felt embarrassed about it and I didn't know why.
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I felt embarrassed that everyone was making such a fuss.
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"I felt embarrassed, like I shouldn't be there," he said.
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When we got back to the locker room, I felt embarrassed.
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" He added, "I felt embarrassed that I didn't do my part.
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I felt embarrassed when I busted open the books for Malani.
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She exuded hopefulness and I felt embarrassed, ashamed of my mother.
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Confronted by this gap in my Welsh knowledge, I felt embarrassed.
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That way, he never felt embarrassed by what he had written.
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It wasn't that I hadn't danced before — just that I'd felt embarrassed.
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Vincent is talking to Oprah again, saying she has felt embarrassed and ashamed.
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I didn't dare to refuse my grandmother's request even though I felt embarrassed.
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Elizabeth recognizes that her daughter probably felt embarrassed, but that didn't stop Elizabeth.
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So for a while I felt embarrassed, but then learned not to be.
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I felt embarrassed about approaching Diahann and purposely stayed out of her sight.
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They're not having to look abroad for funding, which they felt embarrassed by.
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I took him to college all four years and I never once felt embarrassed.
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She said in a recent television interview that she felt embarrassed by her actions.
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I caught the fraud before it came to fruition, and I still felt embarrassed.
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About 1 in 5 said they've cried or felt embarrassed while watching in public.
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But seeing her the way she looked and then looking at myself… I felt embarrassed.
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In those cases, voters who favoured the anti-establishment options felt embarrassed to say so.
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Everyone involved felt embarrassed about it because we are professionals who take our work seriously.
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But seeing her the way she looked and then looking at myself…I felt embarrassed.
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I felt embarrassed to be emotional about the ending, then was embarrassed for being embarrassed.
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I felt embarrassed, and it was hard for me to make friends because of that.
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Tweeden said it had been taken without her consent and she felt embarrassed and violated.
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Yet I sensed that they also felt embarrassed: No solid action has been taken yet.
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If she hadn't gone to the hut during her period, she would have felt embarrassed.
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I felt embarrassed explaining that I wasn't hiding anything; I just really didn't like gynecological exams.
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I felt embarrassed reading it and was even more embarrassed that other people were reading it.
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I felt embarrassed and the rejection triggered a deep-rooted insecurity that I'm not good enough.
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She felt embarrassed telling her story in the building's front room in earshot of other visitors.
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And when someone would say that they saw one of my photos in Bazaar, I felt embarrassed.
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I felt embarrassed, standing there in my overalls while my father looked up and down the walls.
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She worked for several months in restaurants, but felt embarrassed by having to polish knives and forks.
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When he realized that she was just trying to recognize him, he felt embarrassed that it wasn't true.
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I felt embarrassed for him, but I got the sense that he had been treated that way before.
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I felt embarrassed by the fact that I was still living at home and not making much money.
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I felt embarrassed and I didn't know why and I didn't even know what being gay really meant.
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Most girls reported negative experiences during puberty, usually related to their periods, when they felt embarrassed, confused and scared.
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Swift says she is at peace now, though at the time felt embarrassed, shamed and bullied by the couple.
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"I felt embarrassed and ashamed, and I imagined everyone around me whispering about how 'irresponsible' we were," she continued.
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Eight months after the introduction of the new packs, one in four young smokers felt embarrassed or hid their packs.
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I had internalized my dad's message, no matter how misguided it was, so I felt embarrassed by this financial decision.
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" Ms. Dushku, in her final moments as part of the "Bull" sphere, played along, although she felt "embarrassed and humiliated.
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"I used to go to these art fairs, and I felt embarrassed or shy, because nothing's listed," Ms. Cohen said.
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I felt embarrassed because I was crying so hard that the other hikers thought he was breaking up with me.
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Given all the negative fallout from Oakley's ejection, Dolan was asked in the interview whether the organization now felt embarrassed.
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Villanueva, a former Army Ranger, said in a press conference Monday that he felt "embarrassed" for the attention his mistake garnered.
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They made the thrift-store clothes that I sometimes still felt embarrassed for wearing feel a little more shiny and new.
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At his sentencing this fall, the 31-year-old said he felt "embarrassed" and "ashamed" for his actions in the investigation.
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"That's the first time I actually felt embarrassed, toward the end of the game, in a while," defenseman Zach Werenski said.
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Many said that they had hated being chosen late or last for sports teams, or felt embarrassed about bumbling sports performances.
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I felt embarrassed by my internet obsession and didn't feel comfortable talking about it to anyone outside of the role-playing community.
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As for Weinstein, Morrissey implied that his accusers felt "embarrassed" for their actions and were being vindictive for not having lucrative careers.
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Shortly after the texts surfaced, Christie fired Kelly, noting that he felt "embarrassed and humiliated" by the "abject stupidity" of her actions.
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After seeing a subway ad for male breast reduction surgery, Carl was intrigued, but still felt embarrassed about getting plastic surgery on his breasts.
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After all, we've all been there at some point, and his 6-year-old, Valerie, understandably felt embarrassed and just wanted to go home.
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"At times patients report that clinicians felt embarrassed having these conversations or did not place great importance on the topic of fertility," Logan said.
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Last month, Indonesian President Joko Widodo said he felt "embarrassed" by the fires, acknowledging the smoke's effects on Singapore and Malaysia, according to Bernama.
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Last month, Jokowi said he felt felt "embarrassed" by the fires, acknowledging the smoke's effects on Singapore and Malaysia, according to local media Bernama.
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On his embrace of stop-and-frisk, Bloomberg stopped short of offering his past contrition, admitting he felt "embarrassed" about how it turned out.
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"I felt embarrassed and humiliated and deeply disturbed, because I had previously been considering very seriously wanting to go to Rochester," she recently told WIRED.
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For most of college, before and after Mexico, I felt embarrassed that my staunch commitment to feminism didn't always come with me to the bedroom.
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There was a time when I felt embarrassed about a fair number of them, mostly because I thought they were kind of stupid or corny.
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At the time he felt embarrassed that he had been taken advantage of, but in the long run it was a lesson he'd keep with him.
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The next practice, her daughter still felt embarrassed and ashamed she wasn't an expert but agreed to go inside the rink only after her mother left.
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" Some of the class could even empathize with Walsh's predicament: "One time I made a mistake when I was doing a cartwheel and I felt embarrassed.
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I was proud — but weirdly, out in the world, I often felt embarrassed: America is not 100 percent enthusiastic about a middle-aged woman with guns.
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We have all felt embarrassed about something in our lives and have done our best to deal with it either by hiding or compensating for it.
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While some Americans felt embarrassed by this contortionist comic, the French embraced Mr. Lewis's humor as both an abstract art and social satire of American life.
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When the attempt failed, Jackson says Kevin "likely felt embarrassed and ashamed of his behavior" and came up with the extortion angle to make himself a victim.
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Linda Gottlieb, one of the petition's authors, previously told NBC News she felt "embarrassed" to say where she lived when asking taxi drivers to take her home.
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O'Keeffe may well have felt embarrassed by publicity, but Living Modern reveals an artist who got over it (either that or one who would hate this show).
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I brought my hair brush and head scarf to wrap my hair up, but immediately felt embarrassed to do such an intimate thing in front of strangers.
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"We felt embarrassed," Mr. Pesantez said, speaking through a Spanish-language translator as he sat at a table with a dozen other former New York & Atlantic workers.
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Mr. Kadyrov is said to have complained to the Russian president about the "provocative articles" in the news media on issues he felt "embarrassed" to talk about.
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Rockette Phoebe Pearl posted a now-deleted message on Instagram explaining that she felt "embarrassed and disappointed" to be participating, according to The Hollywood Reporter and other outlets.
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I felt embarrassed to admit my feelings to my husband or to my friends back home, many of whom felt a sense of envy about my new situation.
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I was wearing a navy wool coat from a discount store and felt embarrassed that my fine blond hair was wild with static from the cold, dry air.
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In Pensacola, Paula St. Pierre, who described herself as a "military wife of 25 years," said that she had felt "embarrassed" by Obama's time in the White House.
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But most of all, modern-Orthodox Israelis, young and old, felt embarrassed and repudiated the rabbi's comments by declaring their intention to march in the gay pride parade.
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When she woke up, she felt embarrassed and made a joke about how I must have been time-traveling while she was sleeping, wishing I were someplace else.
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" At the ceremony, she said, "I really didn't know how I was supposed to feel, and I have to be honest and say at some point, I felt embarrassed.
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Once the news broke that the reported attack may have been orchestrated by Smollett, Pierre said he felt "embarrassed" and was worried that people would question his own experience.
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"We have often felt embarrassed to say where we live; we have even heard of marriage proposals being rejected for people who live here," said Nallwalla, 250, a PhD student.
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For instance, Kim on Friday said he felt "embarrassed" about his country's poor transit infrastructure, which many interpreted as a potential indicator of joint development projects between the two Koreas.
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Wearing a Stars and Stripes head bandana, she said of Trump that "I believe everything he says," and added she had felt "embarrassed" by Obama's time in the White House.
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Throughout her childhood, and especially as she moved closer toward her own individuality, Agnes felt embarrassed around her cousin because of her plain clothes and her family's old-fashioned ways.
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Avery, the documentary suggests, may have been targeted by local law enforcement, who both felt embarrassed by his exoneration and who were now liable to pay an impossibly high sum in damages.
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FROM COINAGE: The True Cost of Famous TV Apartments While she felt embarrassed at the time about her "late bloomer" label, the 41-year-old mother of two is now proud of it.
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Both of them are more musical than me, and I felt embarrassed to always offer up the most predictable note, the vanilla pop chord; never finding an exotic minor triad like they did.
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I ended up not taking off my sweatshirt for the whole day, though—I felt embarrassed that I was fitting the "angry trans person" stereotype that I try so hard to steer clear from.
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He said that he "did not see" Bozarjian's facial reaction" after he hit her, and if he had "I would have felt embarrassed and ashamed and stopped and turned around to apologize to her.
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One of those bringing the legal challenge, identified in court papers only as Joel Doe, said he felt embarrassed by the policy, stopped changing his clothes in gym class, and eventually left the school entirely.
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She described how she went to great lengths to hide tampons up her sleeve because she felt embarrassed by the way boys in her class would react to learning a girl was on her period.
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Woodard did not report Korsh to HR immediately — she had confronted him and felt embarrassed after he told her she had no evidence of wrongdoing — but several others told Eater that they made complaints against him.
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When she was to go out in public people recognized her and she felt embarrassed because all tender is for is to some company your feeling lonely but can usually the connection or first look at each other your eyes lock with theirs.
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I probably should have felt embarrassed for wearing a dorky fleece vest out in public (other than the office), but by this point I just didn't care anymore and solely focused on enjoying some happy-hour-priced wine (I guess I'm cheap, like "Dollar" Bill).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - British 13th seed Johanna Konta felt "embarrassed" after recovering from a health scare at a humid U.S. Open on Wednesday to claim her place in the third round with a 6-2 5-7 6-2 win over Bulgaria's Tsvetana Pironkova.
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Phoebe Pearl, a former Rockette who left the company at the end of this holiday season, first spoke out about the conflict in a now-deleted message on her personal Instagram account — saying she felt "embarrassed and disappointed" to perform for the former businessman.
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" Until she read the letter written by Mónica Ramírez, founder of Justice for Migrant Women and co-founder of Alianza Nacional de Campesinas, offering solidarity to actresses in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal on behalf of female farmworkers, Dern felt "embarrassed to complain.
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It spoke to me, and normally I don't have the guts, but I tapped him on his shoulder and asked him if I could take his photo and that I wanted to make earrings inspired by this look- He was at first, confused and quiet and I started to regret interrupting him and felt embarrassed.
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But the Kardashian PR machine is moving swiftly: A cursory glance around the internet will show you just how the narrative about Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian has been swiftly moving in a direction favoring Rob and his family: an Us Weekly story claims he felt "embarrassed" by his actions, but he was also "duped" by Blac Chyna.
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