Sentence examples for as awkward a from inspiring English sources

Gambling is just as awkward a subject.

That may prove as awkward a task as it was to secure the crucial victory last night.

It might be bewildering, especially in as awkward a space as the Barbican, with its balcony and bays, the columns and intrusive staircase, the obstructed sightlines.

It is likely that his replacement will not be as awkward a figure for Mr Sharif as Mr Chaudhry was to the former government.

Second, the only way to adjust the recording level is to use a tiny knob on the back of the tape deck, which seems scientifically engineered to be as awkward a location as possible.

That's not as awkward a fit as it first sounds.

"It is about as awkward an experience as moving from the West Coast to the East Coast.

Mr. Bloomberg has attempted in his own way to win hearts and minds, but it has been as awkward as a courtship in a rusty suit of armor.

You can fit them into a smaller pocket, they're not as awkward as a normal pair of headphones, and of course it lets them go into the nice carrying case they come with.

As bad as that was, it wasn't as awkward as a recent flight to China.

Skepticism abounded two years ago for the same reasons it does now: his throwing mechanics, which are about as awkward as a seventh-grade dance.