embarrassment örnekleri

• The only way out of the resulting embarrassments is to admit that our own societies also understand power at least partly in ' magical ' terms.

• I know the dangers, the risks and the embarrassments.

• I cannot see why this country has subjected itself to all these embarrassments.

• There have been enough difficulties between employers and employed in the past without creating fresh embarrassments.

• The embarrassments of business, therefore, are still very great.

• Do they wish to avoid these embarrassments so that food taxes may be imposed with the minimum amount of political inconvenience?

• You may only be pushing gold up still further in terms of commodities and, without relieving yourself, adding to the embarrassments of the world.

• They have many problems, and in certain areas of government embarrassments have arisen as a result of that system.

• We must make up our minds to abjure that principle whatever consequent difficulties or embarrassments arise.

• The assumption is that our rôle is that of a lender or provider, which is always a comfortable one, free of any embarrassments.

• We are not talking about political embarrassments; we are talking about people's skins.

• The embarrassments of the developing countries are the fruit of what has been done by the international organisations.

• I am not saying that there have been major embarrassments, but the licensing system was not logical, nor was it consistently applied.

• There are other minor embarrassments, chiefly of a machinery nature, which one cannot foresee.

• His embarrassments would, therefore, be reduced if we nationalised more industries, because we should then know exactly how to adjust the priorities.