Sentences with phrase «out of embarrassment»

Not out of embarrassment, but to afford the woman a certain degree of privacy.

If a solution doesn't work, we try something else, but above all, we show students that they don't need to hide from their problems out of embarrassment or shame.

Sometimes the ball goes in, generally out of embarrassment.

They take care of business, you avoid all human contact for two weeks out of embarrassment, and you come out basically no worse for the wear.

I've definitely evolved from being confined to taking photos in our backyard or alley out of embarrassment, to not caring what anyone thinks.

It was my turn to smile — in part out of embarrassment, because he'd spoken with an American openness.

Many people hesitate to get the help they need out of embarrassment or shame.

Naturally the paper disappeared the article out of embarrassment.

Too many people fail to take advantage of unemployment benefits out of embarrassment or a sense of guilt.

But above all, we show students that they do not need to hide from their problems out of embarrassment or shame.

It wasn't out of embarrassment for the results — but for the way they were obtained and, therefore, their inaccuracy.

«Some of the folks that will leave [the council], they're leaving out of embarrassment because they make their products outside.

Partially out of embarrassment and partially out of the belief that I could quickly remedy the situation, I swept it under the cupboards and kept my lips sealed.

Erk formed tradition out of embarrassment.

In any case, one would think that CM Arroyo would have been taken up short by the revelation that the majority of her campaign contributions were being paid to her husband, and would have curtailed the practice, if not so much out of embarrassment, then out of pragmatics.

«When senior citizens are victimized by scammers, they are also robbed of their sense of trust, independence and dignity out of embarrassment and fear.

And Jude Law has revealed he once turned down the lead role in JJ Abrams» Superman: Flyby out of embarrassment.

It has not been confirmed by anyone because Nintendo won't release specs out of embarrassment.

Maybe someone else had already pointed out his errors he removed the post out of embarrassment, but it was awesome that I waited a couple days and the problem just solved itself.

Cloud was just a masked soldier in the background, hiding his face out of embarrassment that he couldn't make it into the elite group SOLDIER.

Some nursing home residents resist making a report out of embarrassment or fear, so reporting elder abuse is imperative if you know or believe that your loved one is at risk.

The residents of nursing homes may hesitate to report neglect, abuse, or other mistreatment out of embarrassment, shame, or fear.

Mistreatment in nursing homes is usually a result of poorly qualified and inadequately trained staff; staff with a history of violence; inadequate numbers of staff; the isolation of residents; and, the reluctance of residents to report nursing home neglect out of embarrassment or fear.

If your colleague or co-worker has been let go, don't ignore the person out of embarrassment or awkwardness.

Because most children outgrow rumination disorder, and older children and adults with this disorder tend to be secretive about it out of embarrassment, it is difficult to know exactly how many people are affected.

Pssshâ $ ¦ I mean what message does that send out when your online dating profile says all the races you are interested in for dating EXCEPT Black???? Many people who know they find BW attractive etc., will never admit it out of embarrassment or feeling they will be made fun of.

Roughly 80 per cent of those women did not report it, either through fear of not being believed, or out of embarrassment or worry that it might cost them their job.