Endymion was a little embarrassed by this interview, for he had naturally a kind heart, and being young, it was still soft.
Our friend Trodgits seemed a little embarrassed at first, when I introduced him to the Right Honourable; but when they sate next each other at dinner, they soon got on very well.
Jacques was good-humoredly polite to Mademoiselle Francezka, who was a little embarrassed in his company.
Gaston, I thought, looked a little embarrassed, though not fully conscious of the gross affront he was putting on Francezka in bringing Jacques Haret there.
Francezka, with a glowing face and dewy eyes, looked at Gaston, but he looked puzzled and a little embarrassed.
The priest was a little embarrassed, and begged Ms pardon for coming up.
At first Christophe was a little embarrassed by the fact that he had never heard of them or their works.
Lord Doningdale looked a little embarrassed, and made no reply, but put his horse into a canter.
Coningsby was a little embarrassed, for he could not forget the abrupt manner in which he had parted from them; but they greeted him with so much cordiality that he instantly recovered himself, and, turning, became their companion.
Our young friend felt a little embarrassed when, without a servant and in a hack chaise, he drew up to the grand portal, and a crowd of retainers came forth to receive him.
It is almsgiving day,' replied Mr. Lyle, looking a little embarrassed, and for the first time blushing.
The lame doctor, for his part, appeared a little embarrassed by the rencontre, or perhaps excited, one or both.
Things have not gone quite so far as that, yet," said Harry, just a little embarrassed.
Harry's colour rose again, and for a second he looked a little embarrassed.
Waveney laughed; but she was a little embarrassed, too.
Ingram looked a little embarrassed, but he was amused too.
Elinor seemed to me just as usual; but Adeline thinks there has been some change," said Jane, a little embarrassed.
Elinor looked just a little embarrassed, and a little pleased.
Harry looked a little embarrassed, and Jane, too, coloured a little; though there seemed to be no very good reason that either should do so.
The lady was confused and a little embarrassed, and said at length: "A path?
He was a little embarrassed, and since his skin was so fair, she could see at once that he reddened.
She seemed a little embarrassed, but smiling and beautiful.
Harry was naturally a reserved fellow, and did not make much conversation himself, and his mother felt a little embarrassed on this particular morning.
David seemed a little embarrassed, and began jerking his head about when his acquaintance of the morning, whom he had scarcely noticed before, was introduced by Miss Winter as "my cousin.
Miss Winter rose up, surprised and a little embarrassedat the introduction of a total stranger in her father's absence.
Here the Captain took to his glass, and seemed a little embarrassed.
He was sometimes asked questions, to be sure, which a little embarrassed him, but he soon hit upon answers which were sufficiently true without betraying his purpose.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little embarrassed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
