Sentences with phrase «more embarrassing question»

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Christianity is not simply a collection of ideas, or a moral system, as I tried to explain recently to a friend who, riding a certain contemporary wave among the bien - pensant, had raised the question of whether the faith might not be more popular if all that embarrassing supernatural stuff were stripped away.

Government's statement declaring disinterest in Kenya's elections following the embarrassing debacle is not washing and is actually raising more questions than answers.

But where can women turn for answers to the more embarrassing and difficult questions that arise in the course of scientific life?

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On a more embarrassing note, I had a whole paragraph prepared about Emily Blunt's performance, only to find out that the actress in question was not even Blunt, but Elizabeth Debicki.

However, it is one of the attendees» favorites at Comicon every year, as author Sam Sykes asks his fellow writers embarrassing questions that normally result in even more embarrassing answers.

Here is a more technical analysis of why global temperatures have not «cooled since 1998» nor «cooled since 2001» as some global warming critics claim: Embarrassing Questions from the Open Mind Blog at: http://tamino.wordpress.com/2009/06/26/embarrassing-questions/

And, if you want some more information about how to insure your stuff, we've got the answers to 20 questions about renters insurance you were too embarrassed to ask, too.

Got a few more questions about renters insurance you're too embarrassed to ask?

KS: All right we're here with Dan Frommer of Recode and Lauren Goode of The Verge, who is also my co-host on Too Embarrassed to Ask, and we are getting more questions, we got so many questions about the Apple iPhone, people really love that iPhone.

Little is more embarrassing or career - killing than mentioning a name, only to discover the person in question has no memory of you or your work.

Nothing is more embarrassing than a candidate who is flummoxed by a question about their own work history.

Few things are more embarrassing at an interview than having to explain contradictions between a resume and an outdated online profile (for example, on Pinterest or LinkedIn) or worse yet to explain away an online rant or photo that raises questions.

Miracle Questions Reframing gives students a more optimistic and hopeful picture of their world after moderate problems like having a disagreement, doing poorly on a test, or feeling embarrassed in front of their peers.