The phrase "a bit awkward about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a feeling of discomfort or unease regarding a particular situation or topic.
Example: "She felt a bit awkward about discussing her salary during the meeting."
Alternatives: "somewhat uncomfortable with" or "a little uneasy about".
At first feeling a bit awkward about having made the trek across the country, she soon received an invitation to get drinks with him and a few other people, and he spent some quality time with her, asking her about what she was creating, and the kind of impact she wanted to have.
There is something a bit awkward about Valentine's Day falling the day after Ash Wednesday this year.
Also, it's a bit awkward talking about the "new media" right after I denied its existence, but for the purposes of this post please just consider it to mean big blogs, news aggregators, and social or bottom-up media.
You feel a bit awkward and slightly panicked about whom to approach first and what to say.
Turning serious, O'Hara added that Manning might feel "a little bit awkward" about the contract because everyone knows his wages.
I find it a bit difficult to ask it as a direct question… my own prejudices a 21 year old girl who does not have a steady partner, so it feels a bit awkward… should I ask about it, should I ask a direct question if she hasn't given any sign that she wants to talk about it herself [FGI2] 3.2.
The midwife's clientele and her prejudices I find it a bit difficult to ask it as a direct question… my own prejudices a 21 year old girl who does not have a steady partner, so it feels a bit awkward… should I ask about it, should I ask a direct question if she hasn't given any sign that she wants to talk about it herself [FGI2] 3.2.
Even if it seems a bit awkward at first do not be bashful about it... just follow the steps, be yourself, and don't forget where you started.
Masks could also make users less shy about going Live on camera, which can be a bit awkward.
That was about 10 hours after ESPN President George Bodenheimer and Scott staged a bit awkward slamming of a big red button symbolizing the start of the new era.
"Of course Baily is a bit awkward at just 4 years old and really doesn't know what to think about Bennet," Jennifer added.
