Sentence examples for awkward implications from inspiring English sources

The songs on "Antiphon" are messier but more artful, sometimes with awkward implications.

However, this hypothesis has awkward implications for how the morphological evolution of the group is understood, because the fused pharyngeal plate has been considered reliably diagnostic of the halfbeak family.

Many platformers exist on iOS and Android, of course, but the most successful ones have moved beyond the original awkward implication of virtual on-screen buttons.

He added that a case such as Jamadi's had awkward political implications.

Finishing outside the top four would have awkward financial implications and each defeat is a test of their faith in Mourinho's ability to lead a charge up the table.

For example, even if it is acting with the best of intentions, a foreign firm running a business in "high tax" Britain may face a number of decisions with awkward tax implications: If its UK business needs more money, should it lend it the money, and if so, how much interest should it charge?

Like man, government is not perfectible.The implications are awkward.

"It is unfortunate that the school district has been placed in an awkward position with political implications," O'Neill said in a statement to The Huffington Post.

Then they have sex, at which point Fred realises that Sim may not actually know what sex is, which carries the awkward and tragically unexplored implication that Fred is actually a rapist.

Then they have sex, at which point Fred realizes that Sim may not actually know what sex is, which carries the awkward and tragically unexplored implication that Fred is actually a rapist.

"Awkward" implies both solidarity and implication.