embarrassingly

Then again, she was in love with Bob, and embarrassingly old to be.

Her voice carried embarrassingly well, and rose with every word.

This fact was embarrassingly confirmed by the second bit of bad news.

I have embarrassingly large conflicts of interest in this story.

I knew it must be something either very important or embarrassingly trivial.

She would have to take a more embarrassingly direct path.

As we've seen, both systems are embarrassingly vulnerable to attack.

Most embarrassingly, he had found himself holding hands with total strangers.

Embarrassingly, they later had to back down from this position because it was not supported by law.

The President was forced, rather embarrassingly, to take his proposal off the table.

Yet another game which the English invented and are now embarrassingly bad at.

Sometimes I get too innovative and miss the mark embarrassingly.

In fact, it was becoming embarrassingly obvious to both of us.

I threw myself before her in an embarrassingly naive way.

The two women were embarrassingly effusive in their show of interest.

Time and again our lines would zing through the air embarrassingly.

Yet the attention and appeal can only help a sport in which change comes embarrassingly slow.

Still, he found himself buried on the bench, playing embarrassingly few minutes.

If not, this could end in an embarrassingly hilarious fashion.

Because of the exchange rate, the meal was almost embarrassingly cheap.

The gesture, embarrassingly direct, always seems to last a few seconds too long.

And what a mind; the man and his wife were both embarrassingly well read.

Ron is an embarrassingly bad golfer, so no one wants to play with him.

"Thank you for the first aid," he said, his voice still embarrassingly ragged.

These figures make our record of approximately two per decade, embarrassingly poor.