Sentence examples for awkward reality from inspiring English sources

They both use sly satire to expose the awkward reality of twentysomething dating.

Aha! Perhaps what's really going on is that "Sex" got a bit of awkward reality right.

By September Mr Daley's approval rating had slipped to just 35%.Now he faces an awkward reality.

But it's a story conservatives much prefer to the awkward reality that their faith in the perfection of free markets was proved false.

They really struggle to talk about social mobility, partly due to the awkward reality that many of them had hugely privileged backgrounds themselves.

For many reasons – commercial, diplomatic, intellectual – we need to wake up to the awkward reality that monoglottism is bad for us.

The Middle East is rich in awkward realities.

To that extent, Blair is avoiding some of the most awkward realities about the invasion he led in 2003.

That's obviously true, but it's the Secretary of State's job to conceal such awkward realities.

The point is that Friedman was, when all is said and done, a pragmatist; he leaned right ideologically, but was willing to make room for awkward realities.

Africa's oldest liberation movement has discovered the awkward realities of governing, and Zuma is set to inherit an adolescent democracy that has lost some of its sheen.