Sentence examples for be an awkward time from inspiring English sources

"But this may be an awkward time to do that.

It proved to be an awkward time — a year, at least, before this truth settled in and my parents adjusted to it, which they've done admirably.

This can be an awkward time as many students are not qualified for the jobs that are available and most are only able to get work at camps, shops or as entry-level office staff.

For New York City, World Cups can be an awkward time, a rare instance when the city's claim to be the world's capital is belied by the uneven level of interest in the matches.

The next few months and perhaps even years will be an awkward time for United States-Kenya relations, analysts said, an unexpected turn of events, considering that Kenya was the birthplace of President Obama's father and a place Mr. Obama has written fondly about.

It's going to be an awkward time for Microsoft as this new UI competes with the old (and despite what you say, I guarantee they are competing), but they need to start making real design decisions that advance the usability of Windows.

For a fiercely competitive man, it was an awkward time.

Adolescence is an awkward time, and so were the 60's, for that matter.

* The 1990s: Look, it was an awkward time for all of us.

And, he added, "This has been an awkward time for New Jersey".

It was an awkward time for anybody who wanted to stand apart from both sides.