unembarrassing

I had thought $200,000 sounded like a large and unembarrassing number.

Why I Fired My Broker 2009

I had thought $200,000 sounded like a large and unembarrassing number.

Why I Fired My Broker 2009

To attempt a novel modeled on "War and Peace" is easy; to write one that is unembarrassing by comparison is not.

Big days for big books 2007

To attempt a novel modeled on "War and Peace" is easy; to write one that is unembarrassing by comparison is not.

A Different Stripe: 2007

I found him a most unusually comfortable and unembarrassing Englishman.

Mark Twain: A Biography 2003

The shabby, violent-coloured place encompassed him like an easy garment, and the lady, with her feet tucked up in a sofa and a cushion under her tumbled head, was an unembarrassing invitation to the kind of happy things he had not said for years.

Hilda A Story of Calcutta Sara Jeannette Duncan

Albert himself might have objected to any emotional expression that was too clearly to be seen; but he would have welcomed one which, cloaked in an unembarrassing obscurity, might at least have been felt.

On the Stairs Henry B. Fuller

They are too shy to ask, and no one ever tells them about it in a business-like and unembarrassing way.

The Life of the Spirit and the Life of To-day Evelyn Underhill 1908

The point is that in the only way now possible the poet has been brought into a situation in which reading verse aloud seems a natural unembarrassing thing, a normal exchange between man and man: also he has been led to think of his work as SOUND rather than as a pattern on paper.

Collected Essays 1900

Then the millionaire began to talk of engaging a secretary, for his millions were beginning to make themselves troublesome; and he begged Tinker, since he had found him so unembarrassing a valet, to keep his eyes about him for a secretary also; but Tinker said that Monte Carlo was no place to find secretaries who understood business.

The Admirable Tinker Child of the World Edgar Jepson 1900