How to pronounce “embarrassingly” in English

Embarrassingly enough, it began with world peace.

And maybe embarrassingly, it was explained in the same issue of the same journal where it was published.

There are some embarrassingly big differences for certain values of the parameters.

It's embarrassingly hipster, just like cooking on this like wooden table that's slowly burning in this industrial lot.

But we're embarrassingly inspired.

It was embarrassingly good money, but soul sucking.

There's a really embarrassingly great YouTube video of him singing "Dead or Alive" in white leather, head to toe.

The reviews have been embarrassingly fabulous.

And somewhat embarrassingly, I didn't actually know I was depressed, although I now know that I was exhibiting many of the telltale symptoms,

It's embarrassingly simple.

It's so embarrassingly simple that we can even do it in a couple of seconds.

And it was kind of an embarrassingly emotional experience at first.

But they went into systems that had come to accept an embarrassingly low standard of justice for poor people.

And the answer that I came up with was embarrassingly simple.

You're going to laugh at me because it's so embarrassingly simple is this: mindfulness,

we are completely relentlessly em or um transparent I was going to say embarrassingly transparent

And an interesting irony is-- sad irony about that is the year General Motors went bankrupt, embarrassingly we lost $32 billion.

And then I failed so miserably on my senior thesis film, so publicly and so embarrassingly,

And when I look back at the early part of my career-- I can quickly tell you this embarrassingly-- I was going through some old pictures the other day,

Like, I'm pretty, you know, embarrassingly non-athletic.

So man-made clocks, despite their complexity, all work, for the most part, on an embarrassingly simple

You might ask the question, which is a valid question, except it's what I call a WTF question, which is: "It sounds so embarrassingly easy, what good can it possibly do?"

Almost always in the problems that we're picking we're choosing things where they're embarrassingly parallel and you can