The difference there is that David Moyes is well aware of his mentor's attentions, and having your first drunken shag is probably made a lot more awkward by the knowledge that you're being watched by Dad.
However, this still leaves open awkward questions about philosophical knowledge, and reasoning more generally.
Faced with a potentially intriguing story about personal and political conflict on both an intimate and global scale, Dahan has opted instead to make a movie about himself – a self-regarding portrait of tantrums and tiaras with zero interest in (or apparent knowledge of) the awkward realities of real life.
He's an odd duck, clearly a sad and awkward guy with an encyclopedic knowledge of cinema.
Given the public acceptance of American militarism, he could speak in the knowledge that the awkward challenge would never be posed.
Adolf Hitler was an awkward nonentity, his stock of knowledge drawn from the early 20th-century Viennese equivalent of the Reader's Digest, with herbicidal bad breath and an over-large nose to divert attention from which he grew a still more ridiculous mustache.
She could not reconcile her knowledge of her sweet, awkward boy with this wayward, confident person.
Remembering the wise words of an old bookseller, "You can't steal knowledge", instead of initiating potentially awkward inquiries I simply reordered more copies.
Martinez tried to make a change, removing Pienaar for Leon Osman, who immediately brought a sharp, awkward save out of Simon Mignolet, but Everton's knowledge of only one type of football continued to punish them.
Terms like indigenous knowledge and native science are similarly awkward when we unpack what associations and dissociations they may imply.
