Sentence examples for awkward though from inspiring English sources

The minister's life was made somewhat awkward, though, and no one should forget that.

It was awkward, though, that he had done this so soon, while everyone in the lane was still aware of how much my family had done to support him.

Mark Warner, one of Mrs Clinton's rivals for the presidential nomination in 2008, employs Mr Armstrong as an adviser.The embrace is awkward, though, because the netroots are always goading the party to get as angry as they are.

There is something awkward, though, about the argument that something that works as a metaphor for a general audience becomes toxic because it's Danville — weren't Boehner and Ryan also addressing black Americans?

You may remember the couple's first date from Ms. Mortimer's short-lived reality series, "High Society," as awkward, though, in person, Mr. Mazza and Ms. Mortimer, who have had their ups and downs as a couple documented in the tabloids, are as adorable as squirrels.

So he's a bit nervous to begin with, and there's an awkward, though again entertaining, argument about whether Ivan broke a promise to buy David a boat (nice interviewing skills by the way, David: Paxmanesque in the multiple repetition of the same question).

An awkward couple, though?

There are the awkward moments, though, between tourists and locals.

"Sing for the Moment," from 2002, felt like the turning point, with its maudlin sample of Aerosmith's "Dream On," and here it hit with an awkward clang, though not as roughly as chaotic and unfriendly songs like "Cinderella Man".

(awkward) Seriously though, we think third-parties can come up with great tools for people in the media.

She admitted that when she first began trying, it felt really awkward -- as though, by not saying something positive, she was tacitly saying something negative about their appearance.