Sentence examples for awkward subjects from inspiring English sources

Mr Putin mostly dodges awkward subjects.

Awkward subjects like high school make-out sessions and the humiliation of taking back an errant lover were related in shimmering tones.

In fact he did not get to the White House by merely being nice, but by being bold and often confronting awkward subjects head-on.

London looks set to host a permanent "Death Cafe", a coffee shop where people can go to talk about one of life's most awkward subjects - dying.

"Grange Hill" and its ilk tackle awkward subjects that foreign series tend to shy away from, and in a British context that makes them more real to British children.

He is a maverick in an institution that puts a premium on conformity; a purist in an institution that puts a premium on compromise; and a straight-shooter on awkward subjects, such as sexually transmitted diseases, in an institution that puts a premium on politically correct platitudes.

"An awkward subject," her mother said.

For many, though, it remains an awkward subject.

Should Ken Loach have dared to broach that awkward subject?

But friendship is an awkward subject for him.

Many of these prefer arranged marriages, an awkward subject for liberal multiculturalists.