Sentence examples for be less awkward to from inspiring English sources

The turkey will roast faster and be less awkward to maneuver.

Then it will be less awkward to talk about more personal things.

(Even the once-complicated TeleAid combination navigation, audio and cell phone LCD display in the center column is less awkward to use than in earlier incarnations).

But it's open at your convenience, folks are from around the world, and it's less awkward to talk to someone.

Friends of friends are less awkward to proposition than people you already know, yet the mutual connections provide a layer of trust that could convince people they won't get axe-murdered on date set up through Down.

The Stride Management Assist is less awkward to maneuver with and you can really feel the support in the lower back and at the points of contact on your hamstring.

The only thing that annoys them about their swimming instructor, the girls say, is when he tells them to be less awkward about talking to the boys in their class.

It may seem scarier, but it'll mean more to her and it'll be less awkward and easier to talk.

A winter weekend sleeping rough in the Brecon Beacons would be less awkward than trying to reach Cardiff by road for a Friday Six Nations evening.

Well, there's no handbook that can teach you exactly how to understand social norms and to be less awkward, but there are a few things you can do to get a better grip on social norms: If you have a friend or just an acquaintance who has amazing social skills, try to spend more time around that person to get a better understanding of how he pulls it off.

Considering the whole reason I'm doing it is to be less awkward on Christmas Day, it's a bad start when my awkwardness levels soar as I have to stare into Ben's eyes as he tries to start hypnotising me.