Sentence examples for be fewer awkward from inspiring English sources

There would be fewer awkward delays, it was promised, while fans and players waited for judges with television monitors to decide the legality of a scoring play.

There are fewer things more awkward than fishing for a business card in your purse or walking around with a fist full of other people's business cards.

There are fewer discussions and more awkward silences.

They are traditionally carried out at this time of year when there are fewer people around to ask awkward questions.

"There are few things more awkward to handle than a big, hot, wet fish".

When it comes to friendships, there are few things more awkward than returning clothing you've "borrowed" or honestly acquired after a significant amount of time has passed.

There are few things more awkward than someone who's aged out of a certain social group trying desperately to stay "cool" in the eyes of the younger members.

Mr. Edwards's charisma was not so easily disposed of, and there were a few awkward moments when his smile and oratory left Mr. Kerry looking dull by comparison.

It, like all panel shows, remains a bit blokey – Winkleman's been the only female host so far and there have been a few awkward moments, like Jupitus's faux walkout last week, but in the land of the panel show, Buzzcocks just about remains king.

Haque noted that the episode was "a very strong start to this long running classic series, and revisiting it serves as a reminder that unlike many other television shows, there are very few awkward moments, and much of the show's brilliance is immediately apparent".

There are a few awkward bits of dialogue that indicate that a new team is in charge.