Sentence examples for awkward points from inspiring English sources

After discovering their website, I sent a generic description of myself over – focusing on the most desperate and socially awkward points of my character – then sat back and waited for my secret password to arrive.

After discovering their website, I sent a generic description of myself over focusing on the most desperate and socially awkward points of my character then sat back and waited for my secret password to arrive.

Which brings us to an interesting, and perhaps slightly awkward, point.

It is an awkward point of entry and an awkward place to stay.

The shock of the scandal seemed to freeze Bosie at an awkward point in his development.

Green Day has reached an awkward point in its career, torn between settling down and acting up.

His awkward point towards Abbott was captured by cameras looking more like an offensive "two-fingered salute" at the Australian leader.

Another awkward point is that sharing services and systems doesn't necessarily save money, at least not on the timescales demanded.

On the awkward point of the endorsement: "It's only for your sake that I endorsed / I'm sure you could tell it was completely forced".

You may recall that small upset in Florida, of course; even if you accept that Mr Bush won the electoral college fairly, which by most measures he did, there is the awkward point that Al Gore won more votes.

But macroeconomic belt-tightening at an awkward point in the business cycle is an entirely different matter from the painful, structural, microeconomic reforms that are needed to create jobs.