Sentence examples for awkward after from inspiring English sources

"It was never a really serious issue, but it did get awkward after a while," he says.

Kate Winslet described discussing money in public as "vulgar" and admitted the conversation makes her feel "awkward" after the attention brought to the issue in recent weeks.

A Congressional race in Ohio became awkward after Rich Iott, the Republican candidate, was shown in a photo dressed up as a Nazi for a World War II re-enactment.

May 2015: Feeling awkward after the Dominican Republic FA's head Osiris Guzman (back in the game after his ban in the 2011 Concacaf bribery scandal) compares him to Moses, Jesus and Nelson Mandela, Sepp provides some balance.

Britain may be obliged to endure a diplomatic visit from Donald Trump once he becomes the official Republican presidential candidate, a visit that would prove awkward after David Cameron described Trump's comments about Muslims as "stupid, divisive and wrong".

It may now split between a pragmatic camp, led by Brazil, and Mr Chávez's ideological one.Such prickliness will be especially awkward after the apparent collapse of multilateral trade negotiations, which is likely to encourage trade accords within and between regions (see article).

There were awkward moments after that, especially in the field.

There was an awkward moment after the others left.

In other words, I only ever really 'enjoy' an awkward moment after the fact.

One pitfall to avoid, he warned, is the inevitable awkward pause after each inaugurated official completes his oath.

In what play was possible against Bangladesh, Ireland caught and fielded moderately in awkward conditions after Porterfield won the toss.