Even more embarrassing, it's clear Erdoğan doesn't reciprocate the admiration.
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A more recent example is more embarrassing for Mrs May.
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But more embarrassing revelations about doping could force Putin's hand.
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Well, my friends, this story just keeps getting more embarrassing.
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There is NOTHING more embarrassing than not having enough yachts.
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The exams didn't become more embarrassing or less comfortable, either.
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He also warned there were more "embarrassing details" to come.
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"It's more embarrassing and upsetting than anything else," Thomas said.
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There's nothing more embarrassing than slipping and falling on your arse.
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INGRAHAM: I got to say that was among the more embarrassing comments.
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But when it's somebody who has a sex addiction, it's more embarrassing.
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To me, that's an action far more embarrassing than stanning Jeremy Renner.
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Even more embarrassing for Trump, his ratings are vastly inferior to his predecessors'.
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In his failure, Ali not only lost, but more embarrassing, he was silenced.
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"Guys love to share poop stories, the more embarrassing the better," he said.
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Looks as if ransomware victimhood is more embarrassing than just a technical breakdown.
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What made her someone you could put into more and more embarrassing situations?
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Is the bloodstain on my jeans more embarrassing than the thinning of your hair?
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Nothing's more embarrassing than accidentally sending an email template that starts with "Hi name".
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Because there's nothing more embarrassing than mistaking Patrick J. Adams for Gabriel Macht, right?
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Here's a selection of some of Pence's more embarrassing verbal missteps and actual thoughts.
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There is nothing more embarrassing than thinking about someone with an all-monochrome page.
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Kaitlyn: Love is so embarrassing; nothing in the world is more embarrassing than love.
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At the very least, it's obvious that Facebook's embarrassing year is only getting more embarrassing.
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Image: Screengrab via TwitterCable giant HBO's very embarrassing 2017 has continued to get more embarrassing.
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I'm sure it will be more embarrassing for them than it will be for me.
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Better yet, it was only slightly more embarrassing than getting owned by an actual human.
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The shutdown was embarrassing on day one and it's even more embarrassing on day 35.
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But as an adult, it's hard to think of anything that could be more embarrassing.
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Moser might win the primary, and that would be even more embarrassing for the Democrats.
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The charge was all the more embarrassing because Trump has repeatedly slammed Clinton as untrustworthy.
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This case seems like it would solve for that issue, but it's arguably even more embarrassing.
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"It's more embarrassing because it's not like I went viral off my hair alone," she said.
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But his age only made it worse, even more embarrassing, if such a thing is possible.
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It's like Apple's Siri or Amazon's Alexa, but just slightly more embarrassing to address in public.
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There's nothing more embarrassing than getting frostbite from behind the wheel of your Russian adventure-mobile.
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But, what Trump is doing to Sessions is more embarrassing for the former than the latter.
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More embarrassing might actually be the fact that Bloomberg requires guests to share the same AirPod?
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You know what's more embarrassing than whatever your dad did to embarrass you when you grew up?
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There are few things more embarrassing than your phone going off in public at an awkward moment.
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Even more embarrassing, the chemical featured has basically nothing to do with Marie Curie's numerous contributions to science.
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To make matters more embarrassing, this isn't even the first time the president had trouble with the word.
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It's actually pretty sad and even more embarrassing that Twitter had to step in and address the issue.
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Three top 23 teams have lost to unranked opponents this week, some in more embarrassing fashion than others.
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But Republican leadership was ultimately forced to withdraw the legislation rather than risk an even more embarrassing defeat.
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"It wasn't only just embarrassing that I sprained it, it was more embarrassing that I fell," said Eilish.
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An embarrassing thing to admit in print—more embarrassing than having once decided to name my lucky blanket "Jesse" after John Stamos's Elvis-loving heartthrob; more embarrassing than having read enough tie-in novels about Stephanie Tanner to have had a favorite—is that I kind of like Fuller House.
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Still, there is little doubt that officials in Ankara have more embarrassing news to reveal on their own schedule.
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Nothing is more embarrassing, after all, than packing up everything you think you need and leaving an emu behind.
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But when you mistakenly add a suffix to one, it's like a hiccup of the brain and more embarrassing.
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Juxtaposed with the conduct and success of the women, the behavior of the men's team looked even more embarrassing.
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Hearing them now is obviously silly, but seeing those wonderfully wonky ideas come alive through animation is even more embarrassing.
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Quotient knows nothing of The Improbability Principle, and more embarrassing, Our girl has yet to patent a single genomic discovery.
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During the course of my childhood, I had more embarrassing encounters at the grocery store checkout than I could count.
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"Judge, I can't think of a more embarrassing scandal for the United States Senate since the McCarthy hearings," said Sen.
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Unbeknown to Mr. Roberts, he had taken part in one of the more embarrassing segments of the show thus far.
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I merely said it would be embarrassing if he were in Purgatory but even more embarrassing were he somewhere else.
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There is nothing more embarrassing than a public wardrobe malfunction, but luckily, we have Michael Hawkins to help us recover.
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Look, I can't guarantee that there hasn't been a more embarrassing goal allowed at some point in the league's history.
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There's another, more embarrassing reason I like writing on Tap: it feels safe, because I can't succeed or fail at it.
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Anywhere with hair follicles is at risk of developing folliculitis — it's just more embarrassing to discuss when it's on your butt.
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Peake managed to beat the previous space marathon record (yes, that exists!) Don't worry, it gets way more embarrassing for me.
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However, what's more embarrassing is that his daughter's friend, Melanie (played by Aidy Bryant), totally has the hots for the dad.
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Um, there's got to be more embarrassing things Kourt and Khloé have shared with each other (and the world) on KUWTK.
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Of course, there have been far more embarrassing occasions in politics of publicly tweeting something that was meant to stay private.
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We guarantee what she does in her drunken stupor is more embarrassing than any of the stunts you pulled last night.
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The situation becomes all the more embarrassing when compared to the work ethic of previous Senates over the same time period.
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A result of Parcells's uninformed leadership was one of the more embarrassing episodes in the Jets' — or any sports franchise's — history.
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If any space is more embarrassing for non-European tourists than a French nude beach, it is a German or Dutch sauna.
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While some of these may be obvious, others (''I want to impress my ex-girlfriend'') might be more embarrassing or less conscious.
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"FG: "There's nothing more embarrassing in today's world than seeing a designer fired because they couldn't figure out how to sell clothes.
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Belatedly, Mr Rubio had gone after Mr Trump with crude jokes and demagogic rhetoric that proved to be more embarrassing than effective.
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"It's more embarrassing than frustrating," Montreal coach Claude Julien said after his team squandered three separate leads in its second straight defeat.
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Former special agents interviewed for this article neglected to mention some of the more embarrassing, and fatal, difficulties that the DEA faced.
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For anyone who has ever dealt with an embarrassing parent, the images are hilariously relatable, if not more embarrassing than the norm.
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When this story first surfaced six years ago, I wrote that it was more embarrassing for the Ivy League than for Warren.
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That's just one more embarrassing development for Johnson to deal with as he travels to Luxembourg to negotiate with the EU today.
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The one thing more embarrassing than the lack of a death penalty ban would be a vote to ban it that failed.
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First he was asked about a report in La Presse, the Montreal newspaper, that campaign officials expected more embarrassing pictures would surface.
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Not to mention, nearly everyone in House Republican leadership believes there are more embarrassing revelations about Trump to come before Nov. 8.
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"I can't think of a more embarrassing scandal for the United States Senate since the McCarthy hearings", said John Cornyn, also of Texas.
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The last time I fainted was, somehow, more embarrassing than the time I smashed headfirst into a classroom full of deaf fifth graders.
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That would have been an odd tactic: the chaos on the arrival of Air Force One looked more embarrassing for China than America.
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In the pros, the shutout is rarer, making the first game played by the Los Angeles Rams since 1994 all the more embarrassing.
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In case you haven't noticed, a lot of those surrogates and spokespeople have made more embarrassing gaffes than even Trump himself for months now.
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It would be more embarrassing to instruct MPs to vote against it, only to have them support an identical motion a few days later.
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In a preview from last weekend, William and his brother Prince Harry, 31, also joked about their 67-year-old father's more embarrassing antics.
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It was embarrassing—perhaps even more embarrassing because unlike the theatrical hamming of the Sturgeon fight, Takada didn't seem to be in on it.
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I'm sure there will be something in my life more embarrassing than I've experienced so far and more memorable than I've experienced so far.
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It was certainly more embarrassing, saying my thoughts aloud and on camera, and it didn't seem like it would make much of a difference.
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Democrats are also trying to get ahead of the disclosure of more emails and internal documents from hacked computer systems, fearful of more embarrassing revelations.
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His ties to the project make the delay, a cost blow-out that could add $1.9 billion and a potential impairment, all the more embarrassing.
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It is as though she finds it more embarrassing to change an arbitrary date than to throw thousands of lives and businesses to the wall.
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The decision is more embarrassing for Vitaly Mutko, Mr Putin's deputy and the former minister for sport, who has been barred from the Olympics for life.
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Guzman's capture in February 2014 was a big victory for Pena Nieto's Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) - making his flight the following year all the more embarrassing.
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" Wilson went on to say, "To be part of a problem I was hoping I was helping makes it that much more embarrassing & hard to acknowledge.
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I did not enjoy watching the party become more and more embarrassing, and I did not enjoy watching the officials I liked repeatedly lose intraparty battles.
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"It's going to become more and more embarrassing for them to not do queer romances and representation, because the younger fans are almost expecting it," said Coppa.
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Elba also discussed his DJ career — which began when he was eight years old — and shared one of his more embarrassing moments in life, involving Nile Rodgers.
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The rightwing opposition party Popular Force could reject Thorne's request to hold a vote of confidence and instead force him from office with a more embarrassing censure.
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Worse, more embarrassing letters mysteriously surface from a decade before where he asked for favors and then told the recipient to "burn this letter" on the back.
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Nothing more embarrassing than tapping a new message in a quiet room thinking it's a photo only to have a video to autoplay at max volume, right?
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The Democratic National Committee has also been a target, and many party stalwarts fear that more embarrassing revelations, perhaps directly targeting the Democratic nominee are on the way.
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More embarrassing still: Two items — a collection of first-grade math lessons and English literature activity lessons — in the Amazon screen shot were created by authors on teacherspayteachers.
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If the case survives this stage, then its settlement value increases substantially because of the potential for more embarrassing information to come to light during the discovery phase.
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For the sake of avoiding more embarrassing delays for Orion's upcoming test flight, however, Bridenstine said NASA would spend two weeks reviewing other launch options for that mission.
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Despite the fact that they were hamming it up in ways I hadn't seen outside the more embarrassing challenges in America's Next Top Model, most photographers ignored the trio.
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Next to admitting you like Tevas or once owned a hard copy of Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead, there's nothing more embarrassing than revealing you're an adult who drinks milk.
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Like everyone else, I am on some level merely curious as to whether there are embarrassing facts — or, even more embarrassing, tapes or photos — about the president's sex life.
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Flynn, a man with an even more embarrassing child than Eric Trump, may still flip, but it became clear that his play for immunity had failed—no one bit.
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"You had people who wanted to disassociate themselves from who they saw as more embarrassing manifestations — people who come to these rallies holding Nazi signs and swastikas," he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - There can be few things in tennis more embarrassing than being beaten in the first round of a grand slam tournament while ranked number one in the world.
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Instead of enjoying hanging out with my friends, I end up resenting them for accidentally cockblocking me or making my awkward attempts to hit on a stranger even more embarrassing.
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In an even more embarrassing turn, Bain admitted that it might have been a pawn in local political wrangling designed to help Mr. Zuma avoid scrutiny into his own taxes.
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One of the more embarrassing responses I've noticed is an ugly, Ghostbusters-esque campaign from so-called comic purists against these new or altered characters and the readers who enjoy them.
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The Late Show, however, thinks that this move may have actually been an attempt to cover up some of the more embarrassing visitors who have swung by the White House lately.
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Of course, she would have gotten away with it if not for the leak of their emails which will undoubtedly contain more embarrassing disclosures when the press goes through all 20,000.
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That I write about such things for a living only makes the story more embarrassing, so the following checklist has been a crucial part of my European travel prep ever since.
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Trudeau's pledge to ban military style rifles in Canada was overshadowed by renewed questions about him appearing in blackface in three separate incidents and the possible disclosure of more embarrassing images.
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Their sit-down was full of revelations, and none were funnier or more embarrassing than the time Lawrence drunkenly had dinner with the 37-year-old's family at momager Kris Jenner's home.
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The Comey hearing ended up being a bust for those Democrats peddling conspiracy theories about Trump and Russia, and even more embarrassing for the media outlets fueling that hysteria with inaccurate reporting.
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I Love You, Man (2009) Unless you purchased a number of billboards last night, nothing you did is more embarrassing than the character arc of Peter Klaven in I Love You, Man.
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We asked Wayne why he missed his debut in "Merrily We Roll Along" Wednesday night, and he told us -- despite rumors of a more serious injury -- it was something way more embarrassing.
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Bezos later wrote a blog post claiming that Pecker threatened to publish even more embarrassing information if he didn't drop his investigation into how the National Enquirer got the information about his affair.
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However, for some big names in Hollywood, 2019 was far more embarrassing than exciting due to the amount of times they appeared in the headlines — and probably not in the way they wanted.
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The Washington Post just reported that the White House worked to block Yates from testifying, presumably to spare the president from more embarrassing disclosures about the ongoing investigation into his campaign's ties to Russia.
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The Flynn/Russia scandal may produce a few more embarrassing revelations and salacious headlines, but real political damage is still a stretch at least until the Democrats' next chance to retake Congress in 2018.
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That made it all the more embarrassing that Ms Ley had bought an investment property worth almost A$800,000 ($600,000) in 2015, while on a government-paid visit to the Gold Coast in Queensland.
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It's such an open and active stripping of your opponent's honor, the only natural response is to stand up and pitifully try to reclaim a shred of dignity by doing something even more embarrassing.
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An author can do nothing more embarrassing than admit he reads his own reviews, with the possible exception of defending himself against them, so, naturally, at the end of "Other People," Shields does both.
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What should have been an easy release of documents whose declassification was planned months and years in advance was made all the more embarrassing because Trump himself hyped up the occasion in a Wednesday tweet.
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This is still the worst nightmare of many people, who are able to imagine some nefarious actor programming their shower to boil them alive, or their more embarrassing automated shipments being leaked to their enemies.
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And the trial over Alphabet's lawsuit alleging stolen trade secrets is set to begin at the end of January, which could bring out more embarrassing secrets about the company and result in billions in penalties.
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My self-deprecating commentary—"nothing more embarrassing than being complimented on your Twitter thread"—never quite manages to ironize itself out of what it is: a plea for attention among infinite other pleas for attention.
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"Judge, I can't think of a more embarrassing scandal for the United States Senate since the McCarthy hearings when the comment was about the cruelty of the process toward the people involved," Cornyn told Kavanaugh.
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In a more embarrassing episode on Mr. Dagan's watch, Hamas, the Palestinian Islamic militant group that controls Gaza, accused Israel of killing one of its senior officials, Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, in a Dubai hotel room.
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Perk's career started in that world, he signed a contract right as it ended, and then he played out the string in a world where that construct became more and more embarrassing by the day.
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One day after Oakley met with the Knicks' owner, James L. Dolan, in an effort to end one of the more embarrassing episodes in franchise history, Oakley demanded Tuesday that Dolan publicly apologize to him.
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"That the North Koreans carry on regardless and announce their launch plans makes it more embarrassing for China, which has been arguing against more crippling sanctions and urging countries to solve the problem peacefully," he said.
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But Ryan Lochte making up a story about a robbery at gunpoint and not thinking about the international consequences it might have, potentially creating a situation more embarrassing and more serious than anything he actually did?
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The crown prince has formed a tight bond with princeling Jared Kushner, one that proves ever more embarrassing as the evidence piles up that bin Salman ordered the horrendous murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi.
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It's sad that America is such a large polluter, but it's even more embarrassing that the Trump Administration has decided to kick back and do nothing while other countries contribute to the global effort against Climate Change.
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My fridge is currently filled with four-day-old leftover french fries, celery I should eat but never will, mysterious and long-forgotten takeout containers, and more embarrassing secrets I never want revealed through a windowed door.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The comedian John Oliver, who made a name for himself as host of an HBO talk show, will now have his name in a slightly more embarrassing locale: outside a koala chlamydia clinic in Australia.
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More embarrassing was the fact that I was passing everyone, sailing up the hill on Castle Island Road in front of the Travis Mills Foundation for wounded veterans while everyone else was grinding away in low gear.
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More embarrassing was the fact that I was passing everyone, sailing up the hill on Castle Island Road in front of the Travis Mills Foundation for wounded veterans while everyone else was grinding away in low gear.
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That'll always be part of them, and it's that spirit that informs their current take on pop music, but as "Don't Feel Like Dancing" shows, it'd be much more embarrassing if they tried to step back into those shoes.
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While breaches in the U.S. have been more embarrassing for the Democrats and Clinton, the intent of Russia's alleged meddling was not to favor a particular candidate but to "undermine democracy in some vague way" and "sow discord," Porter said.
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He has said that he has more material about the presidential campaign that he could release, which has raised the specter of more embarrassing disclosures just as Democrats try to capitalize on the momentum coming out of their convention this week.
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What's more embarrassing for the FBI—that they couldn't find Andrew Cunanan in the three months between his first killing and the murder of Gianni Versace, or that they still couldn't catch him after he shot a celebrity in broad daylight?
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Making the whole matter more embarrassing was that one of the teams Jackson was implicitly attacking was the Golden State Warriors, who went on to win the 2015 title, won it again this spring and now seem poised to become an N.B.A. dynasty.
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The same goes for the establishment Republicans, who are still electorally dead in the water after two bruising defeats in the 2008 and 2012 general election to Barack Obama and an even more embarrassing and clear loss to Trump in the 2016 primaries.
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"One of my more embarrassing stories I have from childhood that traumatized me is that when I was very young, I went to Medieval Times, and the guy came over to me and he had a ribbon at the end of his joust," she said.
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Steve Jobs himself said that "no one's going to buy" a big phone before Apple made them, which makes their current ubiquity all the more embarrassing, a tacit admission that we are powerless to let these screens literally take up more space in our lives.
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Hobby Lobby's actions are arguably harmful in a similar fashion, and all the more embarrassing as the company now acknowledges that it "should have exercised more oversight and carefully questioned how the acquisitions were handled," Hobby Lobby's president, Steve Green, said in a statement.
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Seemingly buzzed (except for Kendall, who cheekily says she's "not allowed" to participate in Kocktail hour), the women head to the couches where more embarrassing moments erupt, including Whitley doing jumping jacks and trying to get Hakman to pay more attention to her bouncing breasts.
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Still, her past assertions and her decision to use a DNA test -- which set off an uproar among tribes who viewed it as damaging to their sovereignty -- are likely to linger in the background of her candidacy, along with the potential for more embarrassing revelations.
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" Many people credit SNL for being part of the gradual normalization of Trump's candidacy, and while Killam doesn't think the President's appearance on the show had that much sway in the polls, he does say the incident "grows more embarrassing and shameful as time goes on.
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For posterity's sake, here's the video remixed with the Bill Nye the Science Guy theme song: There's probably a number of much more embarrassing things Nye could walk in on you doing in a Las Vegas elevator, but hey, the dude's seen some whacky stuff over the years.
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The New York Times, clearly worried by the recent exposure of blatantly anti-Semitic tweets posted by one of its reporters, and clearly worried that even more embarrassing material is in reserve, tried to stop the hemorrhaging with a rambling article demonizing the independent journalists who uncovered the tweets.
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But Mr. Trump, who is personally fond of Mr. Pruitt and sees him as a crucial ally in his effort to roll back environmental rules, has resisted firing him, disregarding warnings that the drumbeat of negative headlines about the administrator has grown unsustainable and that more embarrassing revelations could surface.
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Weakened digital security doesn't just mean that there's a possibility that more embarrassing private photos will end up on the Internet, or that your bank will have to send you new credit cards every now and again, or even that the government will become a Peeping Tom into your personal life.
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Still, even if blatant favoritism is more embarrassing in the Instagram era than it might have been previously, it was hard to grasp why these parents didn't just donate a building, or give a bunch of money to have their last name engraved at the top of a library entrance.
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"Though bright, skin-tight spandex still remains one of the more embarrassing outfits to regularly witness your Dad wearing growing up, the sport of biking and the people Dad helped through his love of it will always hold a special place in the hearts of our family," the children said in a statement.
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That makes his unique ignorance about how the agency works all the more embarrassing, both for us as a nation, and—as recently reported by the Washington Post—for current Postmaster General Megan Brennan:President Trump has personally pushed U.S. Postmaster General Megan Brennan to double the rate the Postal Service charges Amazon.
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"Definitely the scene in which I was showering because at first I thought that I would have to be naked and once they explained that I wasn't then I could get over it, but I was really shy in the beginning," Aparicio said of the scene that was more embarrassing to film.
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But this particular showing of the Pokémon movie also happened to be part of my 10th-birthday party, and it was the first time I can remember being made aware, however obliquely or subconsciously, that my tears were crossing the line between the harmless behavior of a little boy and something more embarrassing.
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Some reporting also suggests that White House aids did this because of previous leaks of private phone calls with foreign leaders — such as those with the leaders of Mexico and Australia shortly after Trump's inauguration — and were basically just trying to prevent fewer people from having access in order to guard against more embarrassing leaks.
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Tesla apparently isn't afraid to embrace some of its more embarrassing moments when doing so will likely lead to moving lots of merch — the automaker is now selling a t-shirt emblazoned with a graphic of the shatter incurred in the Cybertruck's driver-side window when the controversial pickup truck was officially unveiled at the end of last year.
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Of all the controversies stirred up by Tesla CEO Elon Musk last year, none was more embarrassing than when he called expert spelunker and diver Vernon Unsworth a "pedo guy" and "child rapist," after Unsworth criticized him for getting involved in a massive effort to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach from a flooded cave in Thailand.
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They unapologetically indulge in high-gloss dreams of being swept up and showered with gifts by someone possessed of an immense fortune and talented penis — part ravishment and part fairy tale — that are all the more embarrassing for still being able to compel audiences, to the tune of over a billion dollars at the global box office for the entire series.
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At the same time, the rush to declare Turkey "safe" could hardly have come at a more embarrassing time for the EU. President Tayyip Erdogan has stepped up a military crackdown on Kurdish militants, the government has seized Turkey's best-selling newspaper, critical journalists face prosecution and jail, and businessmen and public officials close to a dissident Muslim cleric have been purged.
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At the same time, the rush to declare Turkey "safe" could hardly have come at a more embarrassing time for the EU. President Tayyip Erdogan has stepped up a military crackdown on Kurdish militants, the government has seized Turkey's best-selling newspaper, critical journalists face prosecution and jail, and businessmen and public officials close to a dissident Muslim cleric have been purged.
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As you can see from these pictures and, in particular, the ones in the Rose Garden, Modi went for the bear hug, perhaps in an unabashed demonstration of friendship and mutual esteem or (more likely) to avoid a more embarrassing (though less intimate) handshake: Indian Prime Minister Modi was so moved by President Trump's remarks that he came over to give him a big hug. pic.twitter.
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Even at home, he said, "I usually don't win what we watch on TV." About an hour later, before new members of Congress were to be sworn in — the point when the House adopts new rules that will govern how it conducts itself during the two-year session — Mr. McCarthy told his fellow Republicans that they needed to reverse themselves quickly, or potentially face an even more embarrassing revolt on the House floor.
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What's even more embarrassing is Trump boasting that he paid for the meal out of pocket, since the government had been shut down 25 days ago (the longest in history) … Though the shutdown is Trump's own fault for refusing to negotiate, he is using this event, which should be about the successful season of the Tigers, as a weak example of the negative effects of the shutdown and easy way to blame Democrats, not himself for it.
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