Sentence examples for a particularly awkward question from inspiring English sources

After a particularly awkward question, one speaker - Lord Wood, Ed Miliband's close adviser - called for a refill.

Trust the wrong local fixer and you may end up dead.A particularly awkward question for a reporter is whether his guard should be armed.

These incredibly accomplished women completely turned off on me when I asked one particularly awkward question: Have they experienced any personal strain because of all of their career successes?

It's an especially awkward question for a profession that has traditionally touted its objectivity and independence.

(It made for a particularly awkward lull).

The downgrade comes at a particularly awkward time for Greece.

This makes the current moment a particularly awkward one.

C.E.O.'s like Mackey are in a particularly awkward position.

It is a particularly awkward time for ABC, which is owned by the Walt Disney Company.

Prince Andrew's addition to this catalog of gaffes came at a particularly awkward time.

The collapse of Portugal's government comes at a particularly awkward time for the European Union.