Sentence examples for awkward that from inspiring English sources

Not to impede fair and legitimate journalism, no matter how awkward that journalism may be for police officers and local councils.

Rachel Lehmann-Haupt, whose memoir "In Her Own Sweet Time" is about her late-30s reproductive choices, called it the "postmodern, adult birds-and-the bees talk" — and we all remember how awkward that talk was.

It's a category that is awkward, that can and will cause discomfort and epithets.

The ever tone-deaf Kerry failed to hear how awkward that moment was, and he later re-upped the stupid ploy in his debate with Bush.

("It's when dancing gets awkward that it starts to become interesting," Cunningham liked to say).

This maneuver was so awkward that you risked burning your hand.

He looked so awkward that I almost thought he was kidding around.

The scene was so awkward that it brought out nervous giggles in my brother and me.

"It's kind of awkward that I haven't played them," Ginobili said.

It's also awkward that a scandal, any scandal, has engulfed Thompson.

"It was awkward that she was making comments at all," he said.