Sentence examples for be more awkward when from inspiring English sources

If you have nothing else to do, it'll be more awkward when you have to leave just to get away.

"It would be more awkward for me," she said, "if the events when I was at the Justice Department were more an issue".

There were more awkward moments for Ms Rousseff, especially when asked to explain the crisis facing Brazil's state controlled petroleum giant, Petrobras.

Dan Phillips from IGN named "Michael Crashes Jim's Party" the fifth most awkward moment of the show, noting that, "Few things are more awkward than a party crasher, especially when the party crasher happens to be named Michael Scott".

It's more awkward and less lovable than English eccentricity – dangerous, in fact, as Dickinson owned when she said, "My Life had stood – a Loaded Gun –".

In some ways, it's more awkward.

The results are more awkward than convincing.

The timing could hardly have been more awkward.

This might have been more awkward than Obama v Castro.

Big, lumpy failures are more awkward than small, granular ones.

It's even more awkward when the doctors try their hand, the male doctors working on the female doctors or the nurses.