Sentence examples for awkward to report from inspiring English sources

It would be awkward to report on what I experienced there; possibly, implausible.

Maddow said Tuesday that it is "awkward" for her to report news about the network she works right down the hall from -- especially when no one from that network will speak to her on air.

He said he did not mind taking on another responsibility and, in fact, had already found himself in the awkward position of having to report to two mothers that their nannies were not watching their children.

Sad to report, it's an awkward affair, stringing out its tearful scenes of mourning, and going wildly astray with its lurches into farce.

At the Leveson inquiry Gallagher avoided potentially awkward questions about his paper's failure to report comments by Vince Cable about declaring war on Rupert Murdoch.

This puts Ticketmaster in an awkward position, because under the 2018 General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), companies are required to report information of a breach within 72 hours.

Many authors still prefer to report intronic sequence variants in terms of cDNA coordinates (for example, c.2451+77C>T, or the now deprecated format, IVS36+77C>T), even though the nomenclature to do so is somewhat awkward.

A minority also reported finding condoms difficult and awkward to use: "And then all the magazines that tell you they can become a fun part of foreplay.

It was awkward to watch, yet winning.

This process can be awkward to watch.

Awkward to say the least.