Sentence examples for be awkward for a from inspiring English sources

This might be fine if you're, say, James Turrell, but it can be awkward for a midcareer artist.

It may be awkward for a minute, but you'll feel better about yourself — and so will he.

And while it can be awkward for a new love to see the residue of your old love scattered across a Facebook page, it's even more awkward to untangle these ties when you're getting divorced.

While the summer season can be awkward for a knitwear heritage house, this time the racing-back vests, fishnet mermaid dresses and the cardigans reduced to a floating trellis looked positively summery.

If he doesn't, yeah, it's going to be awkward for a little bit.

The locker room may be awkward, for a week or two.

Clinton has accepted commercial speaking engagements into March that would be awkward for an official candidate, increasing speculation that she is postponing an announcement until after that date.

Such findings are awkward for a governing party that plans to cut billions more from the welfare budget, but David Cameron and George Osborne are electorally vulnerable  for a different reason.

This is awkward for a government that has to decide in the next few weeks whether to stay in Afghanistan beyond 2008.

He also pointed out that digital listening had gone down a tad, which is awkward for a government about to announce a switchover date.

Ever since, I have suffered from a sort of phobia of cab drivers in unknown places, which is awkward for a travelling card-player.