Sentence examples for a very awkward question from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a very awkward question sits in the public mind: will there ever be any convincing payback?

THIS week, Denmark's Environmental Assessment Institute, together with The Economist, announced plans to ask some of the world's leading economic thinkers a very awkward question.

Which lead to some very awkward questions, and I felt quite isolated as a result.

It would also raise very awkward questions for euro-zone members themselves.

But for the government it leaves some very awkward questions, and some pretty big bills.

If more of those seats aren't filled by 3pm, FIFA are going to find themselves facing very awkward questions about their ticketing policy".

Instead, Postlethwaite and the dystopic climate change documentary's director Franny Armstrong seized the opportunity to ask the minister some very awkward questions about Kingsnorth power station, with Postlethwaite threatening to hand back his OBE if it went ahead.

Safe to say, there are some very awkward questions for Facebook here (as there has been for Google too, recently, relating to ads being served alongside extremist content on YouTube).

But know that refusing to answer a question can create a very awkward atmosphere and even jeopardise any chance of securing the job, he says.

It was a very awkward meeting.

Which puts me in a very awkward [inaudible].