Sentence examples for awkward formula from inspiring English sources
This awkward formula permitted a Solomonic division of power in Venezuela: Maduro, a civilian, was to control the executive branch while his nemesis, Diosdado Cabello, a retired military man with great influence in the Army, would continue as President of the National Assembly.
It's always in front of other people; perhaps someone from Relate can write in, with a methodological formula for the "awkward" conversation your boyfriend raises in public, so you can't make it any more awkward by replying.
Gamely performed by a fine English cast in Kokami's awkward production, Halcyon Days falls back on the formula the author used in Trance, his play about social alienation and unstable identity seen at the Bush a few years ago.
Second, he wants a broader reallocation of votes and a new formula to calculate them.This second step will be awkward, because votes cannot be taken from members that do not want to cede them.
