Sentences with phrase «potentially embarrassing questions»

When I started dating again after my divorce, I learned to turn the humour back on myself when I was asked potentially embarrassing questions that made me nervous.

I ask every single client with whom I work how often they poop, what it looks like, and a number of other potentially embarrassing questions about their pooping experiences and symptoms.

Not exact matches

Another section answers «what if» questions, helping ease girls» anxieties about a number of potentially embarrassing situations, without having to ask.

Kids have many questions about growth, from why their teeth fall out to difficult or potentially embarrassing topics like breast development or sweating.

I do not know if Mr Lit was asked the question that all candidates are typically put, «Is there anything in your background that could potentially embarrass the Party».

The federal report says the Justice Department will help develop training programs in trauma care for school officers and assess different models for schools to use to adjudicate such cases, since some sexual assault survivors are wary of a legal process that can open them up to potentially painful or embarrassing questions by students or staff.

Both sources are confusing you, RC perhaps because your questions were both too simple and potentially too embarrassing, this article because you make the leap of logic that Patrick alluded to in # 2, that warming climate caused the increase in rainfalll, not warmer weather as is the claim of the researchers.

Such recordings may lead to some potentially embarrassing moments for clients but it's then a question of dealing with such events in the most tactical and beneficial way for my clients.