Sentence examples for avoid any awkwardness from inspiring English sources

This is what happened in Cambodia after an appalling election in 1998, though in that instance the UN observers were so keen to avoid any awkwardness that they blessed it even before the votes had been counted.

To avoid any awkwardness, organizers did not utilize a "show of hands" approach nor did they take any chances with the inevitable peeking that occurs anytime the "put your head down" approach to voting.

"There's one more person to share this with and that's our brother Zayn," shouted Liam, repping his former bandmate to avoid any awkwardness after those recent Twitter spats with Louis.

That way, if you decide you're not interested after all — or it's clear that the other person isn't — you can avoid any awkwardness, said Melodie R. Schaefer, executive director of the office of applied professional psychology at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles campus.

A contract also helps to avoid any awkwardness that may accompany this kind of transaction, as it includes the risks, benefits, compensation, binding period (how long you will provide these services), and consent of both parties in writing.

To avoid extreme awkwardness, discuss any serious problems you need help with in a private place.

You avoid the awkwardness you might feel on the phone.

Others skipped church a few Sundays a month to avoid the awkwardness of having nothing to give.

To avoid such awkwardness, some Americans have taken to keeping their wealth secret.

Grimsley, who had guests and was given the chance to avoid the awkwardness of a full-scale search, agreed.

Arsenal will avoid the awkwardness of a qualification match during a truncated tournament summer as long as they avoid defeat when they host Aston Villa next Sunday.