Sentence examples for awkward how from inspiring English sources

And where William's novel seems overwritten or awkward, how are we to know that is not Benedictus writing in character?

I personally see the irrevocability of crypto transactions, and the awkward "how do you provide cryptocurrency credit" issues as twin dealbreakers here — but I'm an engineer not a financier, so you could maybe persuade me that I'm wrong.

It felt kind of awkward, how to communicate". Growing up nearby, Tania Amaya, 40, often walked by the Braille Institute but never really knew what went on inside the austere concrete building on Vermont Avenue.

But then came the awkward question: how to turn all those free-riders into revenue?

Which brings us to arguably the most awkward part: how to say no graciously.

Both said being roommates would not be awkward despite how the all-around unfolded.

He laughed, and after some more awkward groping ("How can I get out of this sentence?"), sighed and blurted out, "O.K., I'm a Nazi".

Others felt awkward about how to behave in front of blind people and wondered if saying "au revoir" — literally "see you again" — would give offense.

Her verbal choices can also sound deliberately unidiomatic, stiff or simply awkward: "No how round plushly, the words won't pillow, no, / only that breast will do".

And yet Dalio's acuity prompts an awkward question: how much of Bridgewater's success comes not from the way it is organized, or any notion of "radical transparency," but from the boss's raw investment abilities?

"It's awkward, but how can I avoid it?" she asks.