Sentence examples for awkward indeed from inspiring English sources
That is an awkward, indeed risky, time to be contemplating takeoff".
The frivolous focus on weekenders, group renters, nightclub devotees, the Grubman case and shallow lifestyles proved to be awkward indeed.
"Brussels said to Westminster, 'This is the law -- now you've got to enforce it.' Westminister said to the local government, 'This is the law -- now you've got to enforce it.' " All this puts the country's 2,500 Trading Standards officers in an awkward position indeed.
Authors' response: perhaps, this was indeed awkward, modified.
Indeed, the act of having to refuse is in itself socially awkward, and so to be avoided by both sides.
That would, indeed, be awkward.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.20pm BST23 20 This is indeed an awkward town hall debate moment.
When you start a scene, does the critic in you tap you on the shoulder and say, "I don't think so!" It is indeed rather awkward, because not only was I a critic, I have also seen nearly three thousand films.
To Darla Shine - yes, it was indeed an "awkward hug" between me (then a 2d year reporter) & my then-boss, the CEO Ailes, especially when in his locked office he tried to make out w/me & then demanded to know when my contract was up after I shoved him off.
Indeed, this "lumbrous, awkward and ever careful" musician can express his fervor for the woman he loves only in the disembodied form of music.
